Local Planning Authority Monitoring Report 2019/2020

DERBYSHIRE DALES DISTRICT COUNCIL

Mike Hase Policy Manager Derbyshire Dales District Council Town Hall Matlock Derbyshire DE4 3NN

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2 Contents

Page 1. Introduction & Regulations 4 2. Local Plan Progress 5 3. Planning Policy Implementation 9 4. The Spatial Strategy 10 5. Housing 13 6. Employment 37 7. Retail Development in Town & Local Centres 44 8. Tourism & Holiday Accommodation 47 9. Protecting Derbyshire Dales Character 49 10. Infrastructure Delivery Plan 52 11. Developer Contributions Supplementary Planning Document 60 12. Brownfield Land Register 61 13. Neighbourhood Plans 62 14. Duty to Co-operate 63 Appendices 68 Appendix 1: Derbyshire Dales Housing Commitments at 1st April 2019 Appendix 2 : Allocated Housing Sites Phasing Information Appendix 3: Brownfield Land Register: Part 1 (2019)

1. Introduction & Regulations

1.1 Section 35 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 requires every local planning authority to produce an Authority Monitoring Report setting out the extent of which the District Council is meeting the milestones for Local Plan documents as set out in the Local Development Scheme (LDS) and the extent to which the District Council is monitoring the effectiveness of Local Plan Policies.

1.2 The Councils Local Planning Authority Monitoring Report (AMR) is the main mechanism for assessing how effectively the Local Plan is being implemented and for dealing with the risks and future unpredictable events that may affect delivery of the Plan. The results of the AMR seeks to identify which policies and proposals are being effective in taking forward development and those which may need some form of review. This Authority Monitoring Report covers the period 1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020.

1.3 The Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 requires every local planning authority to produce an Authority’s Monitoring Report (AMR) and to make it available to the public.

1.4 The Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 state that an AMR must contain the following information:

 The title of the Local Plan or Supplementary Planning Documents specified in the Local Development Scheme and a review of proposed and actual progress in terms of preparation against the timetable and milestones in the LDS;  An assessment of the extent to which policies in Local Development Documents (Local Plan) are being implemented;  Where policies specified in a Local Plan are not being implemented, include a statement of the reasons why the local planning authority are not implementing the policy and the steps (if any) that the local planning authority intend to take to secure that the policy is implemented;  Where a policy in the local plan specifies an annual number of net additional dwellings or net additional affordable dwellings in any part of the local authority’s area, the AMR must specify the relevant number for the part of the local planning authority’s area concerned in the period in which the report is made and since the policy was first adopted;  Local Planning Authorities may also use the AMR to provide up to date information on the implementation of Neighbourhood Development Plans: report an update with respect of regulation 62 of the Community Infrastructure Levy and activity relating to the Duty to Cooperate.

2. Local Plan Progress

2.1 Section 111 of the Localism Act requires Local Planning Authorities to prepare a Local Development Scheme (LDS), which sets out the Council’s programme for the review and preparation of Planning Policy Documents including the Local Plan.

2.2 The Local Development Scheme (LDS) sets out the timetable for the production of the Local Plan and associated documents. The Council’s most recent LDS covers the period 2020-2023. The LDS was revised in October 2020 to take account of changes to legislation and sets out the timetable for the review and preparation of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan, the resources required to take the Plan forward, and the risks associated with its preparation. At this time the LDS envisages that the review process could be completed by late 2021, and (taking account of previous timescales for the preparation of the current Derbyshire Dales Local Plan) the adoption of a new revised Local Plan being achieved by mid-2023.

Derbyshire Dales Local Plan

Key stages of Local Plan

Derbyshire Dales Local Plan Review (2020-2023)

2.3 The Derbyshire Dales Local Plan was adopted on 7th December 2017. Regulation 10A of the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 (as amended) requires Local Planning Authorities to review Local Plans at least once every five years from their adoption date to ensure that policies remain relevant and effectively address the needs of the local community. To comply with this requirement a review of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan must be completed by 2022. The review process is a method to ensure that a Plan and the policies therein remain effective at managing the use and development of land in the future.

2.4 Government guidance emphasises the requirement for the preparation and review of policies to be underpinned by relevant, proportionate and up to date evidence. As part of the review process for the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan, the District Council has commenced a programme of review and updating key evidence base studies to support the preparation and adoption of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan. As the review of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan commences further updated evidence base studies will be prepared and published on the District Councils website.

2.5 The Authority Monitoring Report, where appropriate, highlights any key areas of the plan that are currently not achieving their targets and what action is to be taken as part of the review of the Local Plan process. Currently it is envisaged that the following issues will be the focus of the Local Plan review and have informed the preparation of the LDS:

 Overall housing requirements for the period up to 2040  including amounts, and types of both market and affordable housing  Housing allocations to meet the outstanding housing requirements  Extent to which current policies in the adopted Derbyshire Dales Local Plan remain in conformity with the NPPF/NPPG and valid for the use in the determination of planning applications  The extent of which policies are considered sufficient to address matters relating to Climate change  The level of residential development in the National Park  The necessity or otherwise for a new village to accommodate the future housing requirements  Gypsy and Traveller provision; and  Infrastructure Capacity and Future Requirements

2.6 The following evidence base studies are therefore envisaged to inform the review of the Local Plan:  Strategic Housing Requirements 2017-2040  Employment Land and Retail Capacity 2017-2040  Infrastructure and Whole Plan Viability  Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Update  Strategic Environmental Assessment and Habitats Regulations Assessment

Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs)

2.7 Supplementary Planning Documents provide additional advice and guidance and are material considerations in the determination of planning applications. SPD’s are not subject to independent examination but are subject to public consultation in accordance with the Town & Country (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 and the District Council’s Statement of Community Involvement. The District Council has updated a number of its SPD’s to provide further guidance on a range of policies contained within the Adopted Local Plan and changes to the NPPF published in July 2018. In February 2020 the District Council adopted a Developer Contributions SPD This sets out the basis for the calculation of financial contributions and obligations to be sought from development for the provision of infrastructure including affordable housing, open space, community facilities including for sport and recreation, education, health care, traffic and transportation and broadband.

2.8 In March 2020 the District Council resolved to prepare a Climate Change SPD, which, seeks to provide additional guidance on the following key areas:

 Building Design – including density of development and orientation  Water – including managing flood risk, sustainable drainage systems and the drainage hierarchy  Energy – including the energy hierarchy, home energy standards and renewable energy systems  Green Infrastructure – including linkages to parks and open spaces, trees and landscaping, as well as linkages to biodiversity.

 Transport – including walkable and low car neighborhoods, walking, cycling and public transport. It also includes the facilitation of electric vehicles

Following consultation on the document in early 2021, it is anticipated that the adoption of the SPD, will take place June 2021.

Neighbourhood Plans

Darley Dale Neighbourhood Plan

2.9 Darley Dale Town Council as the qualifying body, submitted the Darley Dale Neighbourhood Plan to the District Council on 30th November 2018. The Plan proposals were subject to a period of six weeks consultation from 26th February 2019 to 9th April 2019. Representations were received from statutory consultees, developers and residents of Darley Dale. All responses received were sent onto the Examiner. The Examination of the Plan was undertaken during summer 2019 and the Examiners final report was received on 26th September 2019 recommending that subject to a series of modifications, the should proceed to referendum. The District Council resolved on 30th October 2019 that in accordance with the Examiners recommendations, the Darley Dale Neighbourhood Plan should proceed to referendum. The referendum on the Darley Dale Neighbourhood Plan was held on 21st January 2020, of which was voted in favour. The Plan was formally ‘made’ by the District Council on 19th February 2020.

Kirk Ireton Neighbourhood Plan

2.10 The Kirk Ireton Neighbourhood Plan Group formally submitted the amended plan to the District Council on 3rd April 2019 and was been subject to six weeks consultation between 23rd September and 4th November 2019. The Examination of the Plan commenced on 18th November 2019 and the final Examiners report received on 6th February 2020. However the effects of the Local Government and Police and Crime Commissioner (Coronavirus) (Postponement of Elections and Referendums) (England and Wales) Regulations 2000 mean that all Neighbourhood Plan Referendums have been postponed until 6th May 2021. At the current time it is envisaged that the Referendum on the Kirk Ireton Neighbourhood Plan will be held following 6th May 2021 subject to any further revisions to the relevant legislation which will be kept under review.

Ashbourne Neighbourhood Plan

2.11 The Ashbourne Neighbourhood Plan was formally submitted to the District Council on the 23rd January 2019. Since that time the accompanying documents have been updated to reflect in more detail the consultation carried out and comments received. The draft Neighbourhood Plan was subject to consultation from the 14th August to 25th September 2020. A further six weeks consultation period for statutory bodies was undertaken from 25th September to 6th November 2020. The Examination process is currently underway and it is anticipated that the Referendum will take place in May 2021.

Brailsford Neighbourhood Plan

2.12 The District Council has continued to work with Brailsford Parish Council on the preparation of the Brailsford Neighbourhood Plan. The Parish Council submitted the Neighbourhood Plan and supporting documents under Regulation 15 of the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations in February 2020. Consultation on the Submission Version of the Neighbourhood Plan was undertaken from 9th November – 21st December 2020. The Examination process is currently underway and it is anticipated that the Referendum will take place in May 2021..

3 Planning Policy Implementation

3.1 The Derbyshire Dales Local Plan was adopted on 7th December 2017 at a Special Council meeting. From this date the District Council started to formally monitor the effectiveness of Local Plan policies, against the indicators and targets set out in Chapter 9 of the plan. The following sections of the AMR follow the key themes and chapters of the Local Plan. Some of the indicators reported upon are also important to achieving the Council’s corporate policies. The evidence presented in the following chapters will be used to support the determination planning applications and highlight particular policies that are not being implemented effectively and what action is required by the District Council. 3.2 This is the second full year of monitoring policies contained within the Adopted Local Plan and provides the opportunity for the District Council to identify whether there have been any aspects of the Local Plan that have not been effectively implemented and may require future review going forward, such as the amount of evidence made available to the District Council to assess to the deliverability of sites allocated for development within the Plan.

4 Spatial Strategy

4.1 Table 1 below sets the monitoring indicators and targets for each policy directly related to the distribution and location of development of the Spatial Strategy Chapter 1 of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan. A summary and commentary is provided to show how well the District Council has performed against the target.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary Indicator Policy S1: Progress Not applicable All development granted is Sustainable under this considered sustainable in Development policy is best accordance with the NPPF. Principles considered in terms of progress on all policies taken as a whole Policy S2: The number of To annually The District Council has Settlement planning reduce the granted 3 planning Hierarchy applications number of applications, providing outside higher approvals for permission for 3 dwellings tier residential in Tiers 4 & 5 between settlements development 01/04/2019 to 31/3/2020. (Tier 1, 2 and in tiers 4 and Table 2 below provides 3) 5. further details of the permissions. Policy S3: Percentage of At least 90% This District Council has Development residential of new not achieved its target this within development residential year, only 76% of Defined taking place development residential development Settlement within defined should be was granted permission Development settlements within defined within the Settlement Boundaries Settlement Development Boundaries Development over the monitoring period. Boundaries Further information is set out below. Policy S4: Percentage of Zero 0%. The target has been Development appeals achieved. There were no in the allowed where appeals allowed. countryside non- compliance with Policy S4 is a reason for refusal Table 1: Spatial Strategy policies monitoring Indicators, targets and results

4.2 Policy S2 in the Derbyshire Dales Adopted Local Plan sets out to distribute new development. Table 2 below sets out the extent of planning permissions granted for residential developments within settlements in Tiers 4 & 5 over the

monitoring period. Two dwellings were granted within Tier 4 settlements and one dwelling was granted within a Tier 5 settlement. However the Plan allows for limited development in these locations to support vital services and facilities and to support local housing needs. The planning permission for a dwelling in Brassington, was supported given its central location within the built settlement and given that fact that it was a resubmission of a previously granted permission. The development for a dwelling in Kirk Ireton was also considered acceptable given its central location within the village and would constitute infill and consolidation in accordance with Policy S2. The development proposal in Hognaston which is located in a fifth tier settlement was considered to be appropriate for infill and consolidation of the built form of the settlement, given its location siting between two existing dwellings and opposite a third dwelling. All three permissions will benefit the settlements in terms of supporting vital services and facilities.

4.3 Over 2019/20, only three dwellings were granted permission outside of Tiers 1, 2 and 3 settlements, which is a reduction from last year, when compared to the 19 dwellings granted outside of settlement development boundaries.

Application Settlement Proposal Decision Settlement Number Date Tier 19/01054/FUL Brassington Erection of dwelling 13.11.2019 Fourth Tier house

19/00842/FUL Kirk Ireton Erection of 19.09.2019 Fourth Tier dwellinghouse (resubmission)

19/00163/FUL Hognaston Erection of 12.06.2019 Fifth Tier detached dwelling with associated access and revisions to existing property access

Table 2: Planning applications granted within Settlement Tiers 4 & 5

4.4 The District Council however, has not achieved its target of providing at least 90% of residential development within Settlement Development Boundaries. Over the monitoring period, 76% of all residential development was granted permission within those boundaries. Three sites were granted planning permission for residential development outside of existing Settlement Development Boundaries. Two larger sites were initially granted planning permission before the examination and adoption of the Local Plan and granted in presumption of sustainable development in accordance with the NPPF. Those sites include land off Bakewell, Road, Darley Dale that was initially granted outline planning permission in January 2017 for 57 specialist and affordable dwellings, therefore when the reserved matters was granted in 2019, development of the site was acceptable in principle. Similarly, land at Hilltop,

Ashbourne for 37 dwellings was also granted outline permission before the adoption of the Local Plan and so the principle of the site was already considered acceptable in planning terms. Reserved matters was granted permission for 47 dwellings at Luke Lane, Brailsford, this permission was to cover minor changes to the road layout and house types.

5. Housing

Housing Implementation Strategy

5.1 The National Planning Policy Framework requires local planning authorities to set out a Housing Implementation Strategy (HIS) within the Local Plan which demonstrates how a five-year supply of housing land is to be maintained in order to meet the required housing target.

5.2 In this regard, the District Council will continually monitor housing supply and delivery against an annual average of 284 dwellings per annum and apply the relevant buffer at the time. Where the circumstances are such that a five year housing land supply does not exist, the District Council will set out in this report actions that are being undertaken to meet the requirements.

5.3 Reasonable judgement will be required in determining what appropriate action should be taken, including identifying the reasons for any under-delivery and whether it is due to factors beyond the control of the District Council. The NPPF sets out that the supply of specific deliverable sites should include a buffer of:  5% to ensure choice & competition in the market for land; or  10% where the local planning authority wishes to demonstrate a five year supply of deliverable sites through an annual position statement or recently adopted plan to account for any fluctuations in the market during that year; or  20% where there has been significant under delivery of housing over the previous three years, to improve the prospect of achieving planned supply.  The NPPF sets out that where the Housing Delivery Test indicates that delivery has fallen below 95% of the local authorities housing requirement over the previous three years, the authority should prepare an action plan to assess the causes of under-delivery and identify actions to increase delivery in future years.

5.4 The following housing indicators and targets are to be monitored annually as part of the AMR:

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/ Indicator Summary Policy S5: Net annual 284 dwellings The District Council has Strategic additions to a year achieved the annual target Housing housing stock for housing completions. Development Total of 435 dwellings Completed 2019/20. 402 dwellings completed within DDDC Local Planning Authority Area.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/ Indicator Summary 33 dwellings completed within the Peak District National Park. Policy S7: Net annual To meet Of the 435 completions; Matlock/ additions to requirements 116 dwellings were Wirksworth/ housing stock identified in the completed in Darley Dale local plan Matlock/Wirksworth/ Strategy Darley Dale Strategy area Policy S8: Net annual To meet Of the 435 completions Ashbourne additions to requirements 209 dwellings completed Development housing stock identified in the in the Ashbourne Strategy local plan Development Strategy area Policy S9: Net annual To meet Of the 435 completions, 77 Rural additions to requirements dwellings completed were Parishes housing stock identified in the completed within the Rural Development local plan Parishes Development Strategy Strategy area Policy HC2: Permissions Overall At 1st April 2020 Housing Land granted for progress in line 68 dwellings on allocated Allocations residential with the sites had the benefit of development on housing planning permission and allocated sites. trajectory recorded as commitments. Start of 6 allocated sites have development on commenced allocated sites. Commencement 171 dwellings have started of development on allocated sites. The on allocated allocation sites under sites. construction include, Lathkill Drive, Ashbourne (HC2(a)); land off A517 and Dog Lane, Hulland Ward (HC2(s)); Land East of Ardennes ( r)); Land North of Luke lane, Brailsford (HC2(h)) and land at Derby Road, Doveridge (HC2(o) and Cawdor Quarry (HC2 (t)).

Table 3: Housing policies monitoring Indicators, targets and results

5.5 There were 435 dwellings completed over the monitoring period 2019/20, the highest number of dwellings to be completed annually over the last 30 years. This increase in completions is reflective of the fact that as sites have been allocated for residential development in the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan landowners and developers have sought to bring sites forward.

Housing Delivery Test

5.6 The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) published in February 2019 states in Paragraph 59 that the Government considers it imperative that land with planning permission is developed without unnecessary delay. The NPPF also expects that local planning authorities should be able to identify, annually, a minimum of five years’ worth of deliverable housing sites.

5.7 The Housing Delivery Test (HDT) is an annual measurement of housing delivery for a local planning authority. It is a percentage measurement of the number of net homes delivered against the number of homes required over a rolling three year period. The HDT Measurement Rule Book published by the Government in July 2018 sets out in detail the methodology used for calculating the HDT.

5.8 The NPPF indicates that where a local planning authority’s housing delivery falls below 95% of homes required, it should prepare an Action Plan whose purpose is to assess any causes of under delivery and set out ways in which under- delivery can be improved in the future. The District Council currently has a HDT score of 187% (MHCLG, January 2021).

5.9 Although the District Council is, as a consequence, not required to prepare and submit to MHCLG a formal Housing Delivery Action Plan, it was agreed that it would be good practice to undertake the preparation of a Housing Delivery Action Plan. The Derbyshire Dales Housing Delivery Action Plan 2019 (published February 2020)1 is therefore intended to be a practical document that seeks to set out how the District Council will minimise the risk of housing under- delivery, and how it will maintain an adequate level of housing completions over the next few years.

The Five Year Housing Land Supply Position

5.10 The NPPF sets out that in addition to the Housing Delivery Test, local planning authorities should also identify and update annually a supply of specific deliverable sites sufficient to provide five years’ worth of housing against their housing requirements. This section provides a summary of the District Council’s five year housing supply position as at 1st April 2020.

5.11 The Derbyshire Dales Local Plan was adopted by the District Council on 7th December 2017. This sets out the policies and proposals for the period 2013-2033. It identifies that the housing requirement for whole of the Derbyshire Dales, including that part of the Peak District National Park that is situated within Derbyshire Dales for the period 2013-2033 is 5,680 dwellings at a rate of 284 dwellings per annum.

5.12 This level of housing provision will be achieved from the following sources: • Dwelling completions in the Derbyshire Dales (including within the Peak District National Park)

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• Sites with planning permission • Anticipated development in the Peak District National Park of 20 dwellings per annum • A net windfall site allowance outside the Peak District National Park of 15 dwellings per annum • Sites with a resolution to grant planning permission either not yet commenced or under construction. • Sites allocated in Policy HC2 of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan 5.13 The District Council has undertaken an assessment of its five year supply of land for housing as at 1st April 2020. Taking account of the advice in the NPPF 2019 the District Council has applied a 10% buffer as it wishes to demonstrate a five year supply of deliverable sites to ensure choice and competition in the market. This is considered to be an appropriate buffer because, from the calculation it has undertaken, the District Council is of the opinion that it is able to satisfy the Government’s Housing Delivery Test. Furthermore, in accordance with requirements of Paragraph 74 (a) of the NPPF, the data has been collated with the co-operation of the land owners and developers responsible for the delivery of sites identified herein.

5.14 Table 4 below summarises the District Council’s Housing Land Supply position at 1st April 2020. It demonstrates that the District Council does not have a five year supply of land for housing providing only 4.61 years.

5680 Objectively Assessed Housing Need 2013-2033

Annual Housing Requirement 284

Total Objectively Assessed Need 2020 to 2025 : 1420 A OAHN dwellings per annum x 5 years Shortfall in Housing Provision between 1st

April 2017 and 31st March 2018 Dwellings required between 1st April 2013 and B 31st March 2020 = (A) divided by 5 multiplied by 7 1988 years New dwellings completed between 1st April 2013 - 1674 C 31st March 2020 PDNP New dwellings completed between 1st April 183 D 2013 - 31st March 2020 Shortfall between requirement (B) and total 131 E completions (C)+(D)

Revised housing requirement for period 2020- 1551 F 2025 (A plus E) G Plus 10% Buffer (NPPF Advice) 155

H Five Year Requirement 2019-2024 1706 Revised Annual Requirement 1st April 2020 - 31st 341 I March 2025 Housing Supply 2020 Commitments at 31st March 2020 (Net) 2020- 1076 J 2025) K Peak District National Park Contributions 100 L Windfall Contribution (5 x 15 p.a.) 75 Local Plan Allocations Potential 2020-2025 (0-5 322 M Years) N Total Supply 2018 - 2023 (J+K+L+M) 1573 O Five Year Supply 2018-2023 (N divided by I) 4.61 Table 4 - Five Year Supply of Land for Housing at 1st April 2020

5.16 The housing land supply position has been calculated taking into account the District Council’s housing commitments, and deliverable sites. The schedule of committed sites is contained in Appendix 1. Housing Trajectory and Schedule of Allocated Sites

5.17 The NPPG advises that once the sites have been assessed, the development potential of all sites can be collected to produce an indicative trajectory. This sets out how much housing development can be provided and at what point in the future.

5.18 The District Council each year contacts landowners and developers to provide an update of progress on Allocation sites and identify any delays or difficulties to overcome. This year the District Council sent out an online form to be completed via the website. This information has been used as evidence to update the housing trajectory and phasing delivery of allocated sites. Where the information has not been submitted assumptions about the delivery of individual sites has been made, based upon the availability of relevant evidence. In some instances sites have been considered to be undeliverable at this the current time. Further information of phasing of allocated sites on a site by site basis across the plan period in set out in Appendix 2.

5.19 Following the information received from landowners and developers, the District Council has updated the Housing Trajectory charts set out below. The Housing Trajectory now indicates that including the 1674 dwellings that have been completed between 2013 to 2020, a further 4225 dwellings are anticipated to be delivered over the plan period to 2033. Over the next five years 1573 are anticipated to be delivered; 1865 dwellings delivered in years 6-10, and 952 dwellings delivered years 11-15. The District’s housing supply is reliant upon a number of strategic sites allocated within the Local Plan being delivered within a timely manner. It is now anticipated that 845 dwellings will be delivered

beyond the Plan period, including development at 205 dwellings at Middlepeak Quarry, Wirksworth and 640 dwellngs at Ashbourne Airfield Phase 2.

Derbyshire Dales Housing Trajectory 2013-2033 (April 2020) 700 638 Totals 600

500 435 424 411 405 387 400 384 333 308 281 300 265 242 208 215 215 179 200 157 165 165 165 139

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Chart 1: Derbyshire Dales Housing Trajectory 2013-2033 (April 2020) Source: DDDC, 2020

5.20 Whilst there has been slippage in the timetable for some strategic sites, others will be delivered sooner than originally planned. It is therefore anticipated that the Objectively Assessed Housing Need identified in the adopted Derbyshire Dales Local Plan of 5680 dwellings will be met by 2033.

5.21 Delivery of Ashbourne Airfield, Phase 1 has been delayed because of the need to ensure that the essential infrastructure is developed and provide access to the development. The District Council has been working closely with the landowners and Derbyshire County Council to ensure that an appropriate relief road across the Airfield is implemented before the development of the rest of the site begins. In January 2020 a business case was approved by D2N2 to secure £1m grant towards the relief road

5.22 A Hybrid planning permission for the site was granted 20th August 2020 (19/01274/FUL) comprising of an outline planning application (all matters reserved) for up to 367 dwellings, with integrated open space, up to 10 hectares of employment land (B1, B2 and B8 business use), a commercial hub incorporating A1/ A2/A3/A4/D1 and C1 uses, associated highways and drainage infrastructure and full planning application for the erection of 1no. industrial unit with access via a roundabout and link road for the attenuation pond. The reconfiguration of the access and road layouts to and from the site, from a traffic light system to a roundabout will allow appropriate access to phase 2 of the site.

5.23 It was initially anticipated that a start on site would have commenced by mid 2020, however given the changes to the access, and delays as a result of the covid 19 pandemic, the works on site did not commence until October 2020. A further application is anticipated in 2021 to seek reserved matters or full permission for the residential development on the site. It is therefore anticipated that the residential and employment development will now commence 2022.

5.24 The District’s housing supply is reliant upon a number of Strategic Sites allocated within the Local Plan being delivered in a timely manner. A planning application (18/00374/OUT) was submitted to the District Council in July 2018 for Strategic Allocation DS6, Middleton Road, Wirksworth for a mixed use development on the site. The application has yet to be determined due to issues regarding site viability and the ability to deliver affordable housing provision (on site or by way of a financial contribution) and a financial contribution to education. Negotiations between the District Council and the developer, are yet to be concluded and as such this has delayed the determination of the planning application.

5.25 The development of Cawdor Quarry allocated in accordance with Policy DS9, is anticipated to come forward sooner than originally envisaged. Development of the site has accelerated over the last 12 months, since the granting of two planning permissions for 75 dwellings on Phase 1 of the site and a further 407 dwellings across the remaining allocated site under Policy DS9. Phase 1 of the site commenced over the monitoring period 2019/20, whereby 57 dwellings were under construction. Development of the site has continued throughout the Covid 19 pandemic and it is anticipated that Phase 1 of the development will be completed by 2021. All the residential development on the site is anticipated to be completed by 2028, including the 50 dwellings allocated under Policy HC2(y).

5.26 A Hybrid Planning Application, accompanied by an Environmental Statement comprising of an Outline Planning Application with approval being sought for site access for up to 340 Residential Units, an A1 (Retail use), A3 (Restaurant and Cafe use) and/ or A5 (Hot Food Takeaway use) Unit and Open Space including a Country Park and Play Area and associated landscaping and surface water attenuation and a Full Planning Application for 75 residential units with associated access, open space, landscaping and surface water at Gritstone Road, Matlock was submitted to the District Council in November 2018. The determination of the planning application has required the submission of further information in respect of drainage of the site. The District Council has been working closely with the Local Lead Authority, Severn Trent and the developer to ensure that these matters are resolved. Subject to full planning permission being granted for the site, it is anticipated that the residential development will commence in 2023 delivering an average of 50 dwellings per annum. It is anticipated that the site will be considered at planning committee in Spring 2021.

5.27 There has been much progress made by the District Council and landowners and developers in regards to the delivery of some of the District Council’s

strategic allocation sites. However many of these are brownfield sites that still have many challenges to be overcome before development can take place on them. The phasing of the sites at this stage cannot be fixed and will inevitably change over time as different aspects of the sites are addressed and overcome. Many of the sites are mixed use and the District Council has a duty to ensure both housing and employment on site is delivered in a timely manner.

Self and Custom Build Housing

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/Summary Indicator Policy HC3: Number of Self To ensure that 0 Self Build Plots made Self Build Build Plots self-build available Housing available or opportunities 1 entry on the register Provision under are construction incorporated within Plan into area. Entries development on the Self schemes and Build Register. master planning where appropriate. Table 5: Self & Custom Build Housing policies monitoring Indicators, targets and results

5.28 The Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding Act 2015 requires each relevant authority keep a register of individuals and associations of individuals who are seeking to acquire serviced plots of land in the authority’s planning area in order to build houses for those individuals to occupy as homes. The District Council has provided a facility on the District Council’s website for people to register their interest.

5.29 On 1st April 2018 the District Council introduced a number of changes to the register including a charging schedule, local eligibility criteria and a financial resources test. The purpose of these changes were to proactively plan for a true reflection of demand for self and custom build plots within the District, ensure that applicants can financially afford to purchase a plot and undertake a self-build project and to adequately provide appropriate staff resources to undertake any assessment work generated from the registration process.

5.30 There is currently only one individual who is registered on Part 1 of the Derbyshire Dales Self-Build Register. The Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding Act 2015 (as amended) sets out that local authorities must grant sufficient suitable development permissions on serviced plots of land to meet the demand for self-build and custom housebuilding in their area as evidenced by the number of people on the Register over a three year rolling period commencing on 31st October 2016. Table 6 below, sets out the updated timeframes and the level of demand for plots on the Register.

Base period for the Custom and Deadline for granting Current no. of Self Build register suitable planning entries permissions for self- build plots for the base period Base period 1 (1/4/2016 to 31/10/2019 0 31/10/2016) Base period 2 (01/11/2016 to 31/10/2020 0 31/10/2017) Base period 3 (01/11/2017 to 31/10/2021 1 31/10/2018) Base Period 4 (01/11/2018 to 31/10/2022 1 31/10/2019) Base Period 5 (01/11/2019 to 31/10/2023 1 31/10/2020) Base Period 6 (01/11/2020 to 31/10/2024 1 31/10/2021) Table 6 - Number of Entries on Derbyshire Dales Self Build and Custom Build Register 5.31 The District Council continues to work pro-actively with local communities and agencies to promote self-build development and to secure and provide serviced plots in a similar manner to which it has undertaken its approach to the securing land for affordable housing. This could involve, where available making use of any underutilised land in the District Council’s ownership (or other public sector partner’s ownership) or by working with the community to identify and bring forward sites to satisfy the demand. 5.32 Whilst the District Council has not yet secured a self-build plot Officers are still striving to secure a plot through ongoing discussions and negotiations as part of the determination of planning applications for residential development.

Affordable Housing

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy HC4: Gross 30% 35 Gross affordable housing Affordable affordable completions Housing housing 35 Net affordable dwellings completions completed over the monitoring period. 22 dwellings secured for affordable housing through S106 agreements on site. £263,611.10 secured through S106 agreements for affordable housing contributions off site. £3,020,167.55 received by the District Council through S106

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator agreements for affordable housing contributions off site. Table 7: Affordable Housing policies monitoring Indicators, targets and results

5.33 Table 8 below provides a summary of all affordable housing completions on a site by site basis over the monitoring period.

Affordable Housing Completions

Planning Address Number of Total Total % Off-site Applicati affordable Number of dwellings Affordable Affordable on dwellings affordable dwellings S106 Number completed on site on site Contribution 2019/20 18/00711 Land north 9 9 35 26% £258,368.40 /REM of Luke Lane, Brailsford 17/00025 Asker 13 21 86 24% £246,900.97 /REM Lane, Matlock 18/00891 Land East 11 38 62 61% £222,153.59 /REM of Bakers Lane, Doveridge 17/00482 55A -2 2 -2 N/A N/A /FUL Wellington Street, Matlock 17/01153 Barmote 2 2 2 N/A N/A /FUL Close, Chapel Lane, Wirksworth TOTAL 35 72 181 Table 8: Affordable Housing Completions 2019/20

5.34 Changes to the NPPF (2019) sets out that the provision of affordable housing should be sought as part of ‘major’ residential developments i.e. housing developments, involving 10 or more homes or where the site has an area of 0.5ha or more. As the NPPF was published after the adoption of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan this supersedes the existing Local Plan threshold within policy HC4 which stipulates an affordable housing contribution on schemes of 11 or more Table 8 above indicates that for sites of 10 or more the policy requirement of 30% on site affordable housing has not in all cases been met. However the policy does allow for an element of flexibility if there are other material considerations that warrant a reduced amount to be delivered on site and can be justified through way of a financial appraisal. In exceptional cases the District

Council may allow provision off site by way of a financial contribution to contribute towards achieving the 30% affordable housing target. Development of Land at Asker Lane, Matlock was to provide 25% affordable housing on site and 20% off site, which was agreed with the District Council due to local housing needs evidence at the time of determination.

5.35 The amount of on-site affordable housing for development of land at Luke Lane Brailsford and land at East of Bakers Lane, Doveridge were set through the outline permissions on both sites and reflected local needs housing evidence at that time. As these permissions were granted prior the adoption of the Local Plan, little weight was applied to Policy HC4 through determination and a higher offsite S106 contribution towards affordable housing was accepted.

5.36 The total number of completions for affordable housing over the monitoring period was lower than anticipated. Nonetheless the number of extant permissions for affordable housing shows a significant programme of 331 affordable homes anticipated to come forward to completion in the next 2/3 years.

5.37 Table 9 sets out the affordable housing commitments on sites 10 or more that were granted between 1st April 2019 and 31st March 2020 and the percentage of affordable dwellings secured on each site through the granting of planning permission as follows:

Planning Address Number of Total Afforda %On Site Date Application affordable Number ble off Affordable Granted Number dwellings of site Housing granted dwellings Contrib Provision 2018/19 on site ution 16/00711/OUT Land 8 37 £220,3 22% 03/12/20 adjacent to 46.10 19 Hilltop, Derby Road, Ashbourne 18/01346/REM Land at 9 33 N/A 27% 13/03/20 Biggin View, 19 Hulland Ward 18/01237/REM Les 9 22 N/A 41% 27/02/20 Ardennes, 19 Hulland Ward 16/00134/OUT Thatchers 8 19 N/A 42% 24/03/20 Croft, 20 Tansley 16/00397/FUL Tansley 15 49 N/A 30% 04/10/20 House 19 Gardens, Tansley 19/00455/OUT Land off 11 2 £,15,27 18% 08/10/20 Millers 0.00 19

5.38 Table 9 shows that 60 affordable dwellings on sites of 10 or more were granted planning permission across three sites over the monitoring period. The data presented in table 9 shows that as an average, the District Council has successfully delivered 30% affordable housing on sites as a whole and three permissions reached the target and exceeded the affordable housing on site requirements in the Local Plan.

5.39 Policy HC4 sets out that where the proposed provision of affordable housing is below the requirements, a financial appraisal is to be submitted to justify a reduced provision. Permissions granted at Land at Hilltop Ashbourne, land at Millers Green, Wirksworth, have a Section 106 Obligation in place to provide an off-site affordable housing financial contribution towards the 30% target due to individual site circumstances as set out below.

5.40 The amount of affordable housing to be delivered on Land adjacent to Hilltop, Ashbourne was agreed at planning committee on 22nd February 2017, however the final decision was not issued until 3rd December 2019 due to the signing of the S106 agreement. The initial decision on the application was prior to the adoption of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan and evidence at the time showed that the provision of 8 affordable dwellings on site would meet local needs and that an offsite contribution of £220,346.10 would be acceptable to fulfil the requirements of Policy HC4. The amount of affordable housing to be provided on site at Biggin View, Hulland ward was determined as part of the outline permission which was granted in March 2016, prior to the adoption of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan (2017) and reflected housing needs at that specific time.

5.41 Land at Millers Green, Wirksworth did not meet the 30% requirements for affordable housing on site, as local housing needs evidence showed there was a need for affordable bungalows in Wirksworth rather than houses. The view was taken that the amount of land required for bungalows exceeded that of houses and therefore the applicant was being penalised against such requirement. In this respect, it was agreed that the financial contribution that could be reasonably justified should be limited to the 0.6 of a dwelling to meet the 30% requirement based on the land uptake for three dwellings. The affordable housing would therefore be justified with the site delivering two affordable bungalows and ten open market dwellings, with a financial contribution based on 0.6 of a dwelling (£15,270).

Financial Contributions Secured for the Delivery of Affordable Housing

5.42 Over the last few years there has been a rapid acceleration of private led – developments in the Derbyshire Dales whereby the District Council has negotiated the provision of onsite affordable homes. However in exceptional cases the District Council may allow provision of affordable housing off site or by means of a financial contribution secured through a S106 Obligations, which are used to support wider housing enabling activity. Over the 2019/20 monitoring period the District Council secured £263,611.10 through the completion of S106 obligations and received payment of £3,020,167.55 from extant permissions. Table 10 below reveals the amount of contributions secured over 2019/20 by application and date S106 was secured and Table 11 reveals the amount of payments received over the monitoring period on a site by site basis.

DATE OF AMOUNT APPLICATION SITE S106 DUE AGREEMENT Land adjacent Hilltop, 07/11/2019 16/00711/OUT Derby Road, Ashbourne £220,346.10 Land at Whitelea 08/07/2019 17/00850/FUL Nurseries, Tansley £2,545.00 16/00134/OUT, Land at Thatchers Croft, 24/03/2020 20/00037/FUL Thatchers Lane, Tansley £25,450.00 Land off Millers Green, 10/01/2020 19/00455/OUT Wirksworth £15,270.00 Total £263,611.10 Table 10: Section 106 Contributions Secured for Affordable Housing Over 2019/2020 Source: DDDC 2020

AMOUNT APPLICATION SITE RECEIVED 15/00319/OUT, 17/00250/REM, 17/00250/DCOND, 17/00250/DCOND/1, Land at Leys Farm, 19/00485/S106M Ashbourne £332,080.10 14/00089/OUT & 17/00025/REM Land at Asker Lane, Matlock £246,900.97 Land at Bentley Bridge, 15/00861/FUL Matlock £525,861.60 16/00567/OUT, 18/00397/REM, Land off Main Road, 19/00467/REM Brailsford £713,941.20 16/00436/OUT & Land at Luke Lane, 18/00711/REM Brailsford £258,368.40 15/00389/OUT & Land Off Derby Road (to the 18/00891/REM, East of Bakers Lane), 18/00891/DCOND, Doveridge £222,153.59

15/00389/DCOND, 15/00389/DCOND/2

15/00739/OUT, Land off Derby Road, 17/00092/REM Doveridge £536,544.00 15/00313/OUT & Land adjacent to Biggin 18/00222/REM View, Hulland Ward £184,317.69

Total £3,020,167.55 Table 11: Section 106 Payments Received from Affordable Housing Over 2019/20 Source: DDDC 2020

5.43 The District Council has taken a pro-active approach to the delivery of affordable housing over the past 20 years. The result of which has been the provision of over 1500 new affordable homes across the whole of Derbyshire Dales in that time. The District Council has approved a Capital Programme for 2021/22 which allocates £2.843 million from S106 Obligations towards the delivery of affordable homes. Further details of specific projects are set out within the future spending priorities chapter of the Derbyshire Dales Infrastructure Funding Statement 2020.

5.44 The amount of monies secured, received and allocated for spending towards affordable housing in the District over the monitoring period shows that the District Council’s policies have been effective in securing financial contributions through S106 agreements for affordable housing from larger scale developments. The District Council has a strong relationship with several housing association partners and will seek to continue to invest these contributions on the provision for affordable housing as and when evidence shows a need in a particular location to meet demand and when sites become available in sustainable locations.

Rural Affordable Exception Sites

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy Number of All housing There were no planning HC5: approvals/refusals built on applications granted or Affordable under Policy HC5 exception refused for rural exception Housing Affordable sites meets sites over the monitoring Housing an identified period. completions on need for exception sites affordable housing Table 12: Rural Affordable Housing policies monitoring Indicators, targets and results

5.45 There were no planning applications granted or refused for rural exception sites in the District over the monitoring period. However the District Council’s Rural Housing Enabler Officer continues to work in partnership with Social Registered Landlords and Parish Council’s to meet affordable housing needs in rural locations and seeks to identify sites as and when a specific need is identified through updated Housing Need Surveys.

Policy HC6: Gypsy and Traveller Provision

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy Identified To meet the Due to unforeseen HC6: need for pitch need identified circumstances the need is not Gypsy provision. Net in the Gypsy currently being met, however and additional and Traveller the District Council is taking Traveller pitches Accommodation proactive action to find further Provision Assessment gypsy and traveller sites and (GTAA) meet this need. Table 13: Gypsy & Traveller policy monitoring Indicator, target and results

5.46 Policy HC6 of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan sets out that there is a minimum provision of 9 gypsy & traveller pitches for the period 2013-2033. The policy also sets out that:

“The District Council will safeguard 0.3ha of land at Watery Lane, Ashbourne as identified on the Local Plan Policies Map for at least 6 Gypsy & Traveller pitches. Provision of a further 3 pitches will be met on unallocated sites in accordance with the provisions of this policy”

5.47 The District Council have accepted their duties to provide for this need and at a Council meeting on 26th January 2017, Council resolved that a sum of £10,000 was made available to draw up a design specification for the Gypsy and Traveller site, and that a specification be used to invite tenders for the development of the site, that all opportunities for external funding to assist with the development to be explored.

5.48 However, subsequently on 26th April 2018 a Cabinet Report endorsed by Derbyshire County Council indicated that the site at Watery Lane, Ashbourne was no longer available because the County Council resolved that the acquisition or disposal of property in their ownership which may be impacted by a future A515 by-pass for Ashbourne should be suspended. This decision has directly impacted upon the District Council’s ability to provide a Gypsy and Traveller site to meet current needs. To enable the District Council to meet the needs within the District, Officers are currently undertaking a comprehensive site identification and evaluation exercise to consider the potential for an alternative Gypsy & Traveller site within the Derbyshire Dales and consultation with the Derbyshire Gypsy Liaison Group.

5.49 At a meeting held on 15th November 2018, the Community and Environment Committee resolved to initiate as quickly as practical a search of land in private ownership and/ or offered sale on the open market with the intention of the District Council purchasing a suitable site. Two separate temporary sites in different locations were identified, however the family did not feel that the site met their needs. In June 2019 the family were located on the car park at old Station Close, Rowsley which provides reasonable temporary accommodation.

5.50 This District Council undertook a call for sites in March 2019 to seek land in private ownership or which was offered for sale on the open market with the intention of the District Council purchasing a suitable site. That process has now been concluded. To facilitate the search the District Council also contacted public sector bodies to ascertain whether they have any land within the area that might be surplus to their needs. The survey work undertaken identified three possible sites that were assessed further by Officers and consultants to affirm their suitability as a permanent gypsy and traveller site. However, subsequently a further site was considered and assessed. Those sites being as follows:

 Old Station Close car park, Rowsley;  Land at Middleton Road, Wirksworth;  Peak Fuels site, Watery Lane, Clifton;  Land at Knabhall Lane, Tansley

5.51 Following further assessments, outstanding issues are to be addressed regarding location, suitability, landownership constraints and costs. Four sites were shortlisted and a detailed assessment of the suitability of each site was carried out. Council on 2nd September 2020, resolved that the site at Knabhall Lane, Tansley should be taken forward for development as a permanent Traveller site. This was subject to the establishment of a Member Working Group to evaluate this and all other sites that may be available in the District as a Gypsy & Traveller site, and all relevant information in respect of costs and site viability, along with representations and evidence from representatives of the Gypsy and Traveller community and local residents.

Monitoring of Housing Policies HC7 to HC10

5.52 Table 14 below provides a summary of how effectively the District Council has applied policies HC7 to HC10 in the determination of planning applications.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy HC7: Percentage of Zero 0 The target has been Replacement appeals achieved over the monitoring Dwellings allowed where period. The District Council non- continues to successfully compliance refuse planning applications with Policy for replacement dwellings in HC7 is a unsustainable locations. reason for refusal. Policy HC8: Percentage of Zero 0 The target has been Conversion & appeals achieved over the monitoring Re-use of allowed where period. The District Council Buildings for non- has successfully refused Residential compliance planning applications that do Accommodation with Policy

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator HC8 is a not comply with the reason for requirements of Policy HC8. refusal. Policy HC9: Percentage of Zero 0 The target has been Residential appeals achieved over the monitoring Sub-division of allowed where period. The District Council Dwellings non- has successfully refused compliance planning applications that do with Policy not comply with the HC9 is a requirements of Policy HC9. reason for refusal Policy HC10: Percentage of Zero 0 The target has been Extensions to appeals achieved over the monitoring Dwellings allowed where period. The District Council non- has successfully refused compliance planning applications that do with Policy not comply with the HC10 is a requirements of Policy HC10. reason for refusal

Table 14: Housing Policies HC7 to HC10 Monitoring Indicators, targets and results

5.53 The District Council has successfully in all cases refused planning permission whereby proposals do not comply with the Local Plan policies for residential developments.

Policy HC11: Housing Mix & Type

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy Breakdown of both The mix of The target has not been HC11: market and housing as set achieved fully in accordance Housing Mix affordable housing out in table with the requirement of & Type completions into within HC11 housing mix and bedroom size (1 bed, 2 bed, numbers as set out in Policy 3 bed, 4 and over). HC11. An analysis of sites is set out below. The District Council is working more closely with developers through promoting the pre- application advice service

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator and determining housing needs in particular location, to achieve a mix on site that is closer to meeting the requirements of the policy. Table 15: Policy HC11: Housing Mix & Type monitoring indicators, targets and results

5.54 Policy HC11: Housing Mix and Type sets out that in order to provide sustainable and balanced communities which meet local and District housing needs in terms of housing mix, size and tenure, the District Council will seek to secure an appropriate mix of dwelling type and size on developments of 11 or more dwellings as follows:

1-bed 2-bed 3-bed 4+bed Market 5% 40% 50% 5% Affordable 40% 35% 20% 5% All dwellings 15% 40% 40% 5% Table 16: Policy HC11 Housing Mix & Type

5.55 The adopted policy recognises that the final mix achieved on site will be subject to other material considerations and that where proposals do not accord with the housing mix specified the applicant will be required to demonstrate how the development contributes to meeting the long term housing needs of the district, particularly in regard to the housing need of young people, families and the elderly. Table 17 below presents all developments of 10or more dwellings that were granted over the monitoring period and the extent to which the prescribed mix was met.

Application Location % of Prescribed Off-site Granted No. Housing Mix & Type Affordable Date 1B 2B 3B 4B 5B Housing Contributio n 17/00850/FUL Land off 0 38 38 23 N/A 11/07/2019 Whitelea % % % Lane, Tansley

19/00073/RE Leys Farm, 3 16 39 33 8 Gifted 16/09/2019 M Wyaston % % % % % affordable Road, units on site Ashbourne and 25 % financial contribution

Application Location % of Prescribed Off-site Granted No. Housing Mix & Type Affordable Date 1B 2B 3B 4B 5B Housing Contributio n 16/00397/FUL Land at 4 41 33 14 8 N/A 04/10/2019 Tansley % % % % % House Gardens 16/00711/OU Land 45% 03/12/2019 T adjacent to including 8 Hilltop affordable Derby dwellings on Road, site and off Ashbourne site financial contribution of £220,346.10 Specific mix not prescribed by condition as outline permission 19/00455/OU Land off £15,270 14/10/2019 T Millers X2 affordable Green, X10 open Wirksworth market. The housing mix is not prescribed by condition as outline permission. 19/01140/VC Land 11 4 7 0 0 Application 14/01/2020 OND Adjacent to % % % to vary the Bakewell prescribed Road, mix of Matlock affordable housing only on site. 50% affordable on site Financial Contribution £32,450 off site

Application Location % of Prescribed Off-site Granted No. Housing Mix & Type Affordable Date 1B 2B 3B 4B 5B Housing Contributio n 16/00134/OU Land off £25,450.00 24/03/2020 T Thatchers Financial Croft, contribution Tansley off site, remaining amount for unit on site. Prescribed mix not specified as outline permission. Table 17: Summary of Implementation of Policy HC11 Housing Mix & Type for planning permission of 11 or more 2019/20.

5.56 There were seven applications granted planning permission for 10 or more dwellings over the monitoring period, of these one was for reserved matters where the prescribed mix had already been approved as part of outline permission prior to the adoption of the Local Plan, and 2 were full permissions, three were outline and 1 was variation to condition. The data above summarises overall housing prescribed mix of major developments and the percentage of each bedroom type. It is clear that the housing mix required by policy HC11 is not being fully met.

5.57 The planning permission for development of land at Leys Farm, Wyaston Road, Ashbourne is for reserved matters, and therefore the principle of the developments and decision notice was issued before the adoption of Policy HC11.

5.58 The permission for land adjacent Bakewell road, Darley Dale specified a variation to condition 22 of planning application 15/0814/OUT, to change the prescribed housing mix on site in any future reserved matters application. The application sought to reduce the amount specialist housing to be delivered on site, but increase the amount of affordable homes. This was due to the inability of RSL partner agencies unable to obtain a mortgage and was therefore justified as an exception to the policy.

5.59 In many cases where outline permission has been granted over the monitoring period, the housing on site has not been prescribed by condition and will determined at either reserved matters or full permission stage in the process. This will ensure that the housing mix reflects the local housing needs evidence at the time of the application and allow for appropriate phasing of larger sites.

5.60 Where proposals did not provide the required housing mix, the District Council has taken into account the need to deliver affordable housing and 32

the impact upon the viability of the development. The prescribed housing mix as set out in HC11 for affordable housing is not always being met. However this is often due to compelling more up to date evidence of housing need in particular locations within the District from housing needs registers indicating that a deviation from the policy mix is required. A deviation from the prescribed affordable housing mix set out in policy HC11 for affordable housing can also be justified by the amount of planned development coming forward in a particular location over shorter timescales, sometimes leading to an oversupply of specific number of bedroom properties. The District Council can grant permissions for development, but cannot always control when that development commences, therefore the level of affordable housing need to be occupied by specific families and individuals is a constant changing need and is not always a set prescribed need.

Monitoring of Policies HC12 to HC21

5.61 Table 18 below summarises the monitoring targets and results of policies HC12 to HC21.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator HC12: Elderly Number of To increase the Over the monitoring Needs permissions amount of period there was five Accommodation given for accommodation applications granted for creation of available for elderly/ dependant self-contained older people to persons accommodation extensions or help sustain located in Hognaston, annexes for their Doveridge, Matlock , an elderly or independence Snelston and disabled Wirksworth, providing dependant five ancillary dwellings for dependant relative accommodation. Policy HC13: Percentage of Zero 0 The target has been Agricultural & Appeals achieved over the Rural Workers allowed where monitoring period. The Dwelling non- District Council has compliance successfully refused with Policy planning applications HC13 is a that do not comply with reason for the requirements of refusal Policy HC13. There were no appeals allowed over the monitoring period, where by non- compliance with Policy HC13 is a reason for refusal.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy HC14: Type & area Provision in Over the monitoring Open Space & of new open accordance period the District Outdoor space with the open Council received Recreation provided for in space £60,040.03 from the Facilities section 106 standards set development at Leys obligations out within the Farm, Ashbourne and attached to Local Plan Asker Lane, Matlock residential from S106 contributions permissions for open spaces and parks. The District Council secured a further £460,625.50from S106 contributions for parks and open spaces from 7 planning permissions for future developments throughout the District. The S106 payments received are currently being held in reserve and awaiting capital expenditure when a suitable scheme is allocated. S106 Contributions from the development at Leys Farm, Ashbourne have been allocated towards improvements to the Ashbourne Recreation Ground Pavillion (£71,573)

HC15: Developments Zero There were two planning Community Permitted applications in Darley Facilities & which result in Dale and Ashbourne Services loss of granted permission for community development that would facilities result in the loss of a without community facility. compliance 20/00008/FUL with criteria conversion of former set out in Methodist church to Policy HC15 dwelling, however the officers report confirms that the Church was redundant and had been

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator closed since 2017, therefore the church was longer required as a community facility in accordance with Policy HC15. 19/01268/FUL loss of a shop to dwelling. The Officers report concluded that the site lies within an area of differing commercial, retail and residential uses. The loss of a single retail (A1 Use) premises in this location would not impact upon the vitality or viability of the town centre in accordance with Policy HC15. Policy HC16 : Developments Zero 0 The target has been Notified Sites permitted achieved over the which would monitoring period and prejudice the the District Council has development not granted any of notified development that would sites for prejudice the specific development of notified purposes. sites. Policy HC17: Net change in To ensure that Target achieved. There Promoting overall there is no net has been no net Sport, Leisure & provision of reduction in the reduction over the Recreation sport, leisure provision of monitoring period. and sports, cultural, However planning recreational leisure and permission has been facilities. recreational granted for a facilities during development that the plan period. included both new improved provision of sport and recreational facility for the erection of a replacement clubhouse building, at Millers Green, Wirksworth. Policy HC18: Number of To increase the There were no new bus Provision of new bus number of shelters as part of new

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Public shelters in residential developments over the Transport new developments monitoring period. Facilities development that are served by public transport services during the plan period. Policy HC19: Percentage of 100% 100%. The target has Accessibility & major new been achieved. The Transport residential District Council has development granted planning within 800 permission for major metres of a developments within bus stop or 800m of a bus stop or rail station railway station. The with at least information has been an hourly collected using the service District Council’s GIS between 8am data. and 6pm Policy HC21: No. of 100% Target achieved. All Car Parking approvals that granted permissions Standards comply with or comply with the car exceed the parking standards. parking standards recommended by the Highways Authority. Table 18: Policies HC12 to HC21 monitoring indicators, targets and results

6. Employment

Employment Land Delivery

6.1 The District Council has effectively applied the policies regarding employment through the determination of planning applications over the plan period. Tables 19, 20 & 21 below set out the monitoring indicators and targets for each employment policy in the Plan and provide commentary on the results of each indicator. A summary is also provided on updates to key strategic employment sites and progress that has taken place over the monitoring period to bring those sites forward for delivery.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy EC1: Net change in 0.75 The District Council has New & employment hectares a achieved the target and 0.8 Existing land each year ha’s of employment land was Employment year completed over the Development monitoring period. The new employment floorspace completed over the monitoring period was for 1765m2 B1(a) 1884m2 B1 uses; 2050m2 B2 uses and 2348m2 B8 uses. Table 19: Policy EC1 monitoring indicators, targets and results

6.2 Table 20 below sets out further details of the employment completions by site.

Planning Parish Address Description Floorspace Application (M2) 12/00716/FUL Cromford Unit 4, The Hill, Erection of 2 408 Cromford, DE4 business units 3QL (use class B2) 15/00395/FUL Wirksworth Wardmans Conversion of 1765 (Matlock) Mill to Limited, office/light Haarlem Mill, industrial use Derby Road, and erection of Wirksworth, 30 dwellings 16/00036/FUL Matlock The Single Storey 40 Carpenters extention Shop, Lumsdale Road, Lumsdale, DE4 5EW 16/00581/FUL Brassington Manor Farm, Installation of 273 Longcliffe, asphalt plant, c

Planning Parish Address Description Floorspace Application (M2) Brassington, of u of land to DE4 4HN B1,B2 & B8 use extention to ind building & engineering works 17/00329/FUL Sudbury Springfield Hybrid App- 2479 Garage, res dev of up Ashbourne to 9 dwgs & Road, erection of 17/00329/FUL,, building for Sudbury, DE6 B2/B8 use with 5HL assoc access 18/00712/FUL Brailsford Birch House Change of use 617 Farm, Derby & conv. Of Lane, agric Bldg to 18/00712/FUL,, storage & Ednaston, DE6 distribution 3AD bldg. B8 18/00807/FUL Norbury Former Proposed 720 Abattoir, Green erection of Lane, workshop/store 18/00807/FUL,, Norbury, DE6 2EL 19/00495/FUL Doveridge Units 1 To 3, Proposed 103 Derby Road, workshop and 19/00495/FUL,, crane storage Doveridge, building. 19/00890/FUL Snelston Ashton Close Use of 1484 Farm, Snapes buildings for Lane, B1 business Snelston, use (light ind & Ashbourne office) 19/01212/FUL Darley Dale The Bus C of U B2 to 0 Garage, Old B8 (storage Hackney Lane, and distribution 19/01212/FUL,, Hackney, 20/00067/FUL Snelston Snelston Storage 158 House, Sides Building Lane, 20/0006/ful Total 8047 Table 20: Employment Land Completions 2019/20

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy EC2: Completion of 1 hectare per The District Council has not Employment development year (20 achieved the target as none Land Allocations on allocated hectares of the sites allocated in the sites. between adopted Local Plan had 2013-2033) commenced development. However the District Council is continuing to work with the landowners and developers as well as D2N2 to ensure that the delivery of employment land is achieved in future years. The District has worked very closely with landowners/developers and agencies to secure planning permission (and where available support external funding bids) for employment and mixed uses on key strategic sites over the last year and key infrastructure permissions to support these developments. The District Council has also published a ‘Derbyshire Dales Investment Brochure, including site summaries and economic profiles of the District to support inward investment enquiries. Further detailed information regarding individual site progress is set out below. Table 21: Policy EC2 monitoring indicators, targets and results

Strategic and Allocated Sites for Employment

6.3 The Adopted Derbyshire Dales Local Plan (2017) sets out that the Council will make provision for at least 24 hectares over the Plan period on new allocated sites in the Local Plan. The Local Plan identifies a number of strategic sites which will deliver mixed use developments and a proportion of the employment land. Sites include Land at; Ashbourne Airfield, Middleton Road, Wirksworth, and Cawdor Quarry, Halldale Quarry, Matlock; Cromford Hill, and Former Pisani Site, Cromford.

Table 22 below provides a summary of the position of Employment sites at the 1st April 2020.

Site Location Area Uses Planning Status Details Timeline EC2(a) 8ha B1a, Planning permission D2N2 Investment Land at B1b, 14/00074/OUT Residential development Board meeting 7th Jan Ashbourne B1c, B2, (367 dwellings), 8ha 2020. Airfield, B8 16/00168/FUL employment site, Ashbourne commercial and Hybrid planning (Phase 1) 17/01142/FUL community facilities, link application granted 20th road, access, drainage August 2020 18/00767/VCOND facility and landscaping Employment land to be 19/01274/OUT developed 2022 (10 (granted August hectares/ 1858m2). 2020)

EC2(b) Land at 6-8ha B1a, Allocated 58.58 ha for mixed use TBD Ashbourne B1b, development comprising Airfield, B1c, B2, 1100 dwellings and 6-8 ha Ashbourne B8 employment land (Phase 2) EC2(c) Land at 3ha B1a, Allocated Employment land – for B1 Unknown “Pisani B1b, and B2 Landowner reported to Works” Derby B1c, B2 District Council that Road, marketing exercise has Cromford been undertaken 2019/20. No interest for site. EC2(d) Land at 1ha B1a, Allocated 235 sq m retail (Class A1) First phase started Cawdor B1b, Planning permission 2800sqm commercial June 2019. Quarry, B1c, B2 16/00923/OUT floorspace (Class B1), Employment Matlock shop and cafe anticipated to start on site 2024/25 EC2(e) Land at 2ha B1a, Planning permission 400sqm A3 floorspace, Reserved matters Halldale B1b, 14/00541/OUT – restaurant and café and application submitted Quarry, B1c granted 31/03/2017 6400sqm of B1 floorspace January 2020. Further Matlock details requested. 14/00541/DCOND August 2020 .Planning Granted application currently 20/02/2018 pending determination.

Reserved Matters submitted January 2020 EC2(f) Land off 2ha B1a, Allocated 9.46 ha’s allocated for Subject to planning Middleton B1b, Planning application mixed use development permission. Ongoing Road / B1c, B2 pending comprising approximately discussions regarding Cromford 18/00741/OUT 150 dwellings and 2 site viability. Road, hectares of employment Wirksworth land Subject to the above and capital funding being secured, anticipated start on site 2022 (2 hectares) EC2(g) Land at 1ha B1c Allocated Commercial units for B1 Planning application Porter Lane / planning application (a), B1 (c) and B8 use pending at April 2020. Cromford pending 19/00102/OUT

Road, Wirksworth EC2(h) Land at 0.9ha B1a, Allocated Commercial units for B1 Planning application Porter Lane, B1b, Planning application and B2 uses was pending at April Wirksworth B1c, B2 19/00712/FUL 2020. Permission granted granted 23rd July 2020. Table 22: Employment Land Allocation site status and progress at 1st April 2020

Existing Employment Land

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy EC3: Development Zero The District Council has Existing approved on achieved the target. No Employment sites identified applications were granted on Land and in Policy EC4 sites allocated as EC4. Premises without Policy EC4: satisfying Retention of criteria in Key Policy EC3 Employment Sites Table 23: Policy EC3 & EC4 monitoring indicators, targets and results

Re-development of Former Industrial Legacy Sites

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy EC5: Vacant To enable the Industrial legacy sites Regeneration redundant redevelopment allocated in the local plan have of Industrial employment of all industrial not yet been redeveloped; Legacy Sites sites legacy sites however the District Council is redeveloped during the plan making progress working period closely with landowners and developers to accelerate the development of key sites. Further updates regarding site delivery are set out in the summary below. Table 24: Policy EC5 monitoring indicators, targets and results

Summary of Progress of Strategic Employment Site Delivery between 01/04/2019 to 31/03/2020 6.4 The District Council has been working very closely with the landowners, developers, Derbyshire County Council and other key partners to accelerate the delivery of development of these sites. The District Council contacted the landowners/developers of the sites to request an update on the delivery of the site and to highlight any particular areas for further investigation in which the District Council could assist to accelerate the delivery of the site. A summary is

provided below of the actions taken to progress delivery of sites under Policy EC5 and Strategic Sites as of 1st April 2020.

Policy EC2 (a) & Policy DS1 Land at Ashbourne Airfield, 8 ha employment land

 Planning application enabling early phase of development (2ha) approved by District Council; aims to ensure road completion within two years.  Secured £1m LGF allocation towards to cost on enabling the infrastructure link road.  Discharge of conditions for Blenheim Road access complete (18/00767/VCOND) granted 10/07/2019  Planning application for roundabout access  Negotiations between District Council and landowners to unlock employment sites and access to Phase 2  The covid pandemic restrictions led to delayed start on site, which was due March 2020. Start on site commenced October 2020.  Hybrid planning application granted 20th August 2020 (19/01274/FUL) comprising of an outline planning application (all matters reserved) for up to 367 dwellings, with integrated open space, up to 10 hectares of employment land (B1, B2 and B8 business use), a commercial hub incorporating A1/ A2/A3/A4/D1 and C1 uses, associated highways and drainage infrastructure and full planning application for the erection of 1no. industrial unit with access via a roundabout and link road for the attenuation pond.  Further changes have been made to the plans for the entrance to the site altering the planned traffic lights to a roundabout to enable access to both phase 1 & 2 of the site.

Policy EC2 (d) & Policy DS9 Land at Cawdor Quarry, Matlock, 1 ha of employment land  Further negotiations required regarding phasing of employment land  Two planning applications were submitted for determination November 2017 including 1ha employment land / light industry. Revised outline scheme was submitted on 09/01/2017 for 482 dwellings, 2,800sqm B1 and ancillary uses.  A further revised planning application submitted 04/04/2017 for phase 1 for the site 75 dwellings (17/00294/FUL) and granted 01/03/2018.  Development of Phase 1 started June 2019  Delivery proforma indicates employment site delivery 2025

Policy EC2 (e) Halldale, Matlock, 2ha of employment land  Reserved Matters application submitted to the District Council January 2020. Further details requested from applicant.  Development delayed due to impacts of covid 19 Planning application currently pending decision

Policy EC2 (f) Land at Middleton Road, Wirksworth, 2ha of employment land  Outline planning application received (18/00741/OUT) July 2018 for mixed use on site including, 4291m2 of employment floorspace (Class B1a, B1b/c and B2) and 151 dwellings and associated access. Planning permission still pending due to issues concerning viability.

 Scheduled Monument extension application to Historic England March 2019  Funding bid to Business Rates Pooling Fund for detailed feasibility study/ options appraisal for employment element  Grant offer received 29th April 2019  Decision of ancient scheduled monument extension received July 2019  Consultants appointed to undertake feasibility study and assess options for Derbyshire Dales District Council intervention to support delivery of the employment element of the scheme  Further viability assessments to be undertaken and negotiations continue between landowner and the District Council.

7. Retail Development in Town & Local Centres

7.1 The town, local centres and village shops in the plan area provide a focus for a range of shopping facilities and services. The availability of shops and services within the area is important to the sustainability of communities and the quality of life overall. The retail sector makes an important contribution to the local economy in terms of local business and investment opportunities. It is important that there are a range and choice of shops and services to meet all needs of the local community and visitors alike. The table below sets out the monitoring indicators targets and provides results and commentary regarding how effectively the policies have been used through the determination of planning applications.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy EC6: Town and Total amount No net loss Due to impacts from the Local Centres of floorspace in covid pandemic through for town centre floorspace 2020, the District uses. by town Council has not been Retail vacancy centre able to carry out full rates in all uses retail surveys this year. centres Vacancy rates within To town centres have been maintain updated, however other lower changes to floorspace vacancy within individual retail levels than units have not been prevailing surveyed. No national information has been average. collected for District and Local centres.

The District Council has achieved the vacancy rate target. The prevailing national average retail level in the UK at in July 2020 was 12.4% in shopping centres (British retail Consortium, October 2020). Details of vacancy rate recorded for each Town in Derbyshire Dales Local Planning Authority Area is set out below.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy S7: Total amount No net loss This information has not Matlock/Wirksworth/Da of floorspace in been collected over rley Dale Strategy for town centre floorspace 2019/20 due to local uses in for town restrictions from the Matlock & centre pandemic. Retail Wirksworth uses. surveys will resume next year. Policy S7: Retail unit To Matlock Town Centre Matlock/Wirksworth/ vacancy rates maintain Retail Vacancy Rate: Darley Dale Strategy in Matlock and lower 5% Wirksworth vacancy town centres levels than Wirksworth Town and Darley prevailing Centre Retail Vacancy Dale local national Rate:12% centre. average.

Policy S8: Ashbourne Total amount No net loss This information has not Development Strategy of floorspace in been collected over for town floorspace 2019/20 due to local centre uses in for town restrictions from the Ashbourne. centre pandemic. Retail uses. surveys will resume next year. Policy S8: Ashbourne Retail Vacancy To Ashbourne Town Centre Development Strategy rates in maintain Retail Vacancy Rate: Ashbourne lower 14% Town Centre vacancy levels than prevailing national average. Policy EC7: Primary Retention of Designatio The District Council has Shopping Frontages A1 retail uses n of retained over 50% or within the core frontages more of A1 uses in areas of the within primary shopping Ashbourne, Local Plan. frontages in Ashbourne Matlock and (61%) and Matlock Wirksworth Determinat (51%), however town centres. ion of Wirksworth has fallen to planning just 44%, due to a rise application in vacancy rates. s. Table 25: Town, District & Local Centres monitoring indicators, targets and results

7.2 The monitoring results in Table 25 above indicate that the District Council has been more successful in retaining retail units in some town centres more than others. The retail vacancy rate is below national average in Matlock (5%) and Wirksworth (12%) but the vacancy rates in Ashbourne (14%) are above the

national average of 12.4%. (British Retail Consortium, October 2020). Although the vacancy rate in Ashbourne remains above the national average, the District Council will, however, seek to retain as much retail floorspace as is feasibly possible in both town centres through the determination of planning applications and where evidence demonstrates there is a demand for the retail in accordance with Policy EC6.

7.3 The impact of the Coronavirus pandemic is widespread and ongoing. In the Derbyshire Dales, it has clearly impacted upon local businesses and some retail shops have been forced to shut down due to loss of income as a result of local restrictions introduced throughout the last year. Members resolved at the Emergency Committee meeting on 11 June to develop a Derbyshire Dales Recovery Plan. The District Council published an Economic Recovery Plan on 9th November 2020 which sets out interventions that the District Council has pursued or intends to implement to assist local businesses including:

• Nearly £9.7 million in business rate reliefs (expanded retail discount and nursery discount) have been granted by the Council to 825 businesses. • A joint team across economic development, policy, finance, internal audit, transformation, customer support and Arvato has paid 4,114 Derbyshire Dales businesses approximately £11.1 million in COVID-19 business grants, with the aim of helping smaller businesses survive lockdown and those businesses whose trading has been severely affected by Covid restrictions. • As part of this, the District Council has distributed £1.7 million of its £1.7 million Discretionary Grant Fund allocation, thanks to a concerted effort by a cross-departmental team led by Economic Development. • Since June, members of CLT have been engaging with the County Council and parish/town councils in Ashbourne, Bakewell, Hathersage, Matlock, Matlock Bath and Wirksworth to spend a £63,808 allocation of the Reopening High Streets Safely Fund.

7.4 The District Council continues to work in partnership Derbyshire County Council and local communities to improve the vitality and viability of town centres and increase footfall across the District. An ongoing project is the redevelopment of Bakewell Road in Matlock. The project will enable regeneration of the former market hall, bus station and car park to be redeveloped into a community cinema. It is anticipated to cost in the region of £800,000 of which some funding will be sought from the District Council’s capital programme. The District Council has also relaxed some of the local parking fees in the towns at certain times of the day, in a bid to boost vitality of town centres and encourage both residents and visitor spending.

8. Tourism and Holiday Accommodation

8.1 As part of the Peak District destination, Dales villages, market towns, cultural attractions and the stunning landscapes draw large numbers from the surrounding cities. Receiving about 5m visits a year, this generates an estimated £315m in visitor spend and provides employment, offers business opportunities and helps sustain local services. Many local businesses and communities within Derbyshire Dales rely heavily upon the visitor and tourist economy and therefore the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan has a significant role to play in ensuring growth of the visitor economy. The indicators set out in Table 28 below summarises the data monitored for the tourism and accommodation policies within the Plan.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy EC8: Net change in Increase in The District Council has Promoting number of bed total number successfully achieved the Peak District spaces in of bed target and increased the Tourism and serviced spaces. number of tourist bed Culture accommodation. spaces in serviced accommodation. . The STEAM data at 2019 shows that there were 19,476 non-serviced bed spaces in the District. This shows a 36% increase in bed spaces since 2009. There were also 3,664 serviced bed spaces across the District, an increase of 3%. (It should be noted that the data provided also covers the whole of the Derbyshire Dales in the Peak District National Park. Policy EC9: Percentage of Zero The District Council has Holiday appeals allowed achieved the target. There Chalets, where non- have been no appeals Caravan and compliance with allowed where non- Campsite Policy EC9 is a compliance with Policy Developments reason for EC9 is a reason for refusal. refusal. Policy EC10: Number of To increase The target has been Farm applications the number achieved by the District Enterprises approved of farm Council. Over the and involving Farm diversification monitoring period, there Diversification Diversification. schemes was an application for a approved farm diversifications

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator during the scheme in Rodsley for the plan period. construction of a manege/ outdoor school and stables and construction of a car park, to increase the income (19/01392/FUL). Policy EC11: Net change in Annual The District Council works Protecting off and on road increase on in partnership with and cycle routes total extent of Derbyshire County Council Enhancing cycle (DCC) to bring forward our Cycle network. improvements and new Network additional cycle routes within the District. On 16th January 2020 DCC Cabinet Members agreed the defined Key Cycle Network (KCN) for Derbyshire. Within this report a number of existing cycle routes (Local Cycle Network (LCN)) were defined as well as a number of routes that proposed to be extended across the County. External funding will be sought for planned projects. Within Derbyshire Dales proposed Key Cycle routes include to extend the White Peak Loop from Matlock railway station to Cromford; Matlock to Beeley Moor; Carlton Lees to Rowsley; Bakewell to Rowsley; Ashbourne to Norbury/ Rocester. Additional LCN’s proposed in the District include: Ashbourne to Derby; Ashbourne to Belper; Ecclestone Valley and Minninglow to Brassington. Table 28: Tourism & holiday accommodation monitoring indicators, targets and results

9. Protecting Derbyshire Dales Character

9.1 The landscape of the plan area is some of the most highly sensitive and attractive outside of the Peak District National Park. Given the high quality environment of the plan area, and its relationship with the Peak District National Park it is appropriate to set out a strategy that addresses those elements that make up its character and monitor the use of policies to continue to protect its character. Table 29 below sets out the monitoring indicators and how effective they have been applied through the determination of Local Plan policies.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator Policy PD1: Percentage of Zero The District Council has Design and appeals achieved the target there were Place allowed where no appeals allowed where non- Making non- compliance with Policy PD1 compliance were allowed over the with Policy monitoring period. PD1 is a reason for refusal. Policy PD2: Number of Annual There were 30 buildings on the Protecting buildings on reduction in District Council’s at Risk the Historic the Buildings the number Register over the monitoring Environment at Risk of properties period 2019/20. During this Register. in the Plan period one building was Area on the removed: Register.  Outbuilding north to Wadley Manor Farm A further building has been added to register as follows:  The Fishing Pavilion at Cromford Policy PD3: Changes in No net loss The District Council works Biodiversity areas of of quantity or closely with Derbyshire Wildlife and the biodiversity quality of Trust in respect of areas Natural importance. areas of important for biodiversity. Over Environment biodiversity the monitoring period 2019/20 importance. the DWT have estimated a loss of 2 hectares of areas designated as a Local Wildlife Site within Cawdor Quarry, Matlock at Harboro Works Slurry Pond (DD193) due to development of the site. Policy PD4: Net change in Annual This indicator is monitored by Green green increase in the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust. Infrastructure identified No annual net increases of

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator infrastructure green green infrastructure have been network. infrastructure reported over the monitoring network period 2019/20 and/or improvement The District Council however in quality. continues to work in partnership with Derbyshire County Council (DCC) to identify new schemes and initiatives to increase biodiversity in the area, such as the introducing wildflower on road verges across the District.

The changes and increases to ecological networks, corridors and other aspects of the green infrastructure network are monitored and changes are reported over longer timeframes. The District Council and Derbyshire Wildlife Trust will continue to work in partnership to record changes through new developments on an annual basis.

Policy PD5: Percentage of Zero The District Council has Landscape appeals achieved the target. There Character allowed where were no appeals allowed non- where non-compliance to PD5 compliance was a reason for refusal. with Policy PD5 is a reason for refusal. Policy PD6: Number of Net gain in The District Council does not Trees, tree removals. number of currently monitor all new trees Hedgerows Number of trees. planted as a result of new and tree Net gain in development. However the Woodlands replacements. area of District Council has recorded Areas of woodland. that 44 applications were woodland granted over the monitoring felling. period which made direct Areas of reference to Policy PD6 as part woodland of the development of the Planting. scheme through the

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/summary Indicator determination of planning permission. Policy PD7: Percentage of 100% There were not any Climate commercial commercial developments Change developments completed over the monitoring over 1,000m2 period above the threshold of built to 1000m2. achieve BREEAM very good rating. Policy PD8: Number of Zero The District Council achieved Flood Risk planning its target and no planning Management applications applications were granted and Water granted contrary to the advice of the Quality permission EA on flooding or water quality contrary to over the monitoring period. advice of There were 4 application Environment granted whereby the Agency (EA) Environment agency initially on flooding logged an objection to the and water development, however of those quality. one was refused, two applications were withdrawn and for one application the EA objection was removed due to a satisfactory Flood Risk Assessment being submitted by the applicant. Policy PD10: Change in Retention of There has been no loss of the Matlock to strategic gap area area retained under Policy Darley Dale between identified as PD10 designation over the Corridor Matlock and strategic gap. monitoring period 2019/20. Darley Dale. Table 29: Protecting Peak District Character monitoring indicators, targets and results

10. Infrastructure Delivery Plan

Infrastructure Delivery Plan Update April 2019-April 2020

10.1 A key part of implementing the Local Plan is ensuring that infrastructure is delivered alongside new development. A separate Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) has been published alongside the adopted Local Plan which sets out how this can be achieved. The IDP is reviewed and updated as necessary to monitor the delivery of infrastructure. 10.2 The Derbyshire Infrastructure Delivery Plan (Update 2016) identified deficits that existed within key areas. It can be seen here: http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/images/documents/I/Derbyshire_Dales_2016 _Update_Report_with_Appendix_Final.pdf

10.3 On 1st September 2019, the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations (CIL) 2010 (as amended) came into force. These Regulations require that Section 106 contribution receiving authorities must produce an annual Infrastructure Funding Statement (IFS), with the first to be published by 31st December 2020 for the period 1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020. The Infrastructure Funding Statement provides a summary of all financial and non-financial developer contributions derived from Section 106 Obligations during the reporting year 2019/20. The statement provides the most up to date information on the amount of developer contributions received from new developments and where relevant where such contributions have been spent. It can be viewed here.

10.4 For each infrastructure type below is an updated position in terms of the progress made by the District Council and its partners in delivering the appropriate infrastructure required to support existing and new developments:

10.5 Table 30 below sets out the monitoring indicators for infrastructure delivery and how effective they have been applied through the determination of Local Plan policies for the monitoring period.

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/Summary Indicator Policy S7: School No problems The following schools are Matlock/Wirksworth/ capacity reported for predicted to be over Darley Dale reporting year by capacity in the next five Strategy County Council years: or anticipated in  Cromford CE Primary the next five School (Sept 20- Jan years. 25)  Matlock Bath Holy Trinity CE (Controlled) Primary School (Sept 22- Jan 23)  Middleton Community Primary School (Sept 20-Jan23)

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/Summary Indicator  Tansley Primary School (Sept 23- Jan 25) • Wirksworth CE (Controlled) Infant School (Sept 21- Jan22) • Anthony Gell School (Sept 20-Jan25)

The District Council is continually working with Derbyshire County Council to address any capacity issues if/when development comes forward in these locations. Capacity in No problems This data is recorded and GP’s reported for monitored by the NHS. surgeries/ reporting year by The District Council works health clinics. Clinical in partnership with the Commissioning Clinical Commissioning Groups or Groups to establish where anticipated in any issues regarding next five years capacity of GP surgeries may arise in the future alongside planned developments. The Derbyshire NHS Estates Strategy has identified GP capacity issues within the Matlock/ Wirksworth/ Darley Dale Strategy area over the next five years.

There was £214,394.00 secured through S106 financial contributions for health provision over the monitoring period for future development if it commences as planned.

Policy S8: School No problems The following schools are Ashbourne capacity reported for predicted to be over Development reporting year by capacity in the next five Strategy County Council years:

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/Summary Indicator or anticipated in  Ashbourne Hilltop next five years Primary and Nursery School (Sept 22-Jan25)  St Oswald's CofE Primary School (Jan20-Jan25)  Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School (Sept 21- Jan 25)

The District Council is continually working with Derbyshire County Council to address any capacity issues if/when development comes forward in these locations. Capacity in No problems This data is recorded and GP’s reported for monitored by the NHS. surgeries/ reporting year by The District Council works health clinics. Clinical in partnership with the Commissioning clinical commissioning Groups or groups to establish where anticipated in any issues regarding next five years capacity of GP surgeries may arise in the future alongside planned developments. The Derbyshire NHS Estates Strategy has identified GP capacity issues within the Ashbourne area over the next five years.

There was £14,151.00 S106 financial contributions secured for health provision over the monitoring period for future development if it commences as planned. .

Policy S9: Rural School No problems The following schools are Parishes capacity reported for predicted to be over Development reporting year by capacity in the next five Strategy County Council years: or anticipated in  Longford CE next five years

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/Summary Indicator  (Controlled) Primary School (Sept 20- Jan22)  Norbury C Of E School (Jan 20 – Jan 25)  Osmaston CE (Controlled) Primary School (Jan 20-Jan25)

The District Council is continually working with Derbyshire County Council to address any capacity issues if/when development comes forward in these locations. Capacity in No problems This data is recorded and GP’s reported for monitored by the NHS. surgeries/ reporting year by The District Council works health clinics. Clinical in partnership with the Commissioning clinical commissioning Groups or groups to establish where anticipated in any issues regarding next five years capacity of GP surgeries may arise in the future alongside planned developments.

There were no reported issues by the NHS over the monitoring period.

There were no S106 financial contributions secured for health provision over the monitoring period. Policy S10: Local Percentage of Zero 0 There were no recorded Infrastructure major applications approved Provision and applications contrary to the advice of Developer approved the infrastructure provider/ Contributions contrary to over the monitoring advice of period. The District infrastructure Council has achieved the provider. target set. Provision of Provision in An update of progress essential accordance with made to existing projects infrastructure the Working identified in the 55

Policy Monitoring Target Commentary/Summary Indicator to support Schedule in the Derbyshire Dales IDP is growth. Infrastructure provided below. Delivery Plan (IDP) Table 30: Infrastructure Delivery monitoring indicators, targets and results

Other Key Infrastructure Projects in the Derbyshire Dales

Transport

Local Highways

10.6 Derbyshire County Council has an annual programme of works designed to achieve highways maintenance which is approved by the County Council’s Cabinet on an annual basis. Derbyshire County Council has received £67,967.68 for S106 financial contributions, over the 2019/20 monitoring period towards highway improvements in the District. Derbyshire County Council have advised that the monies received are yet to be spent on specific projects. The District Council in addition to this, has secured a further £1,546,088.30 financial contributions through Section 106 Obligations which are to paid in future years should the developments progress as planned.

10.7 Derbyshire County Council are currently exploring number options to improve traffic and congestion in Ashbourne. In November 2020, the County Council undertook a four week public consultation to consider in further detail options for a by-pass in Ashbourne.

Sustainable Modes – Cycling

10.8 Derbyshire County Council are responsible for the Cycle network across Derbyshire. The County Council have carried out a detailed assessment of sections of the Key Cycling Networks not currently in place have established a programme of works to improve the network, which are subject to available funding and resources. . 10.9 On 16th January 2020, DCC Cabinet Members agreed the defined Key Cycle Network (KCN) for Derbyshire. Within this report a number of existing cycle routes (Local Cycle Network (LCN)) were defined as well as a number of routes that propose to be extended across the County. External funding will be sought for planned projects. Within Derbyshire Dales the proposed Key Cycle Network routes include, to extend the White Peak Loop from Matlock railway station to Cromford; Matlock to Beeley Moor; Carlton Lees to Rowsley; Bakewell to Rowsley; Ashbourne to Norbury/ Rocester. Additional LCN’s that are proposed in the District include: Ashbourne to Derby; Ashbourne to Belper; Ecclestone Valley and Minninglow to Brassington.

Sustainable modes: Canal

10.10 Work continues to improve the towpath alongside the Cromford Canal between High Peak Junction and Cromford. Derbyshire County Council continues to work with partners (Cromford Canal Partnership) to enable Cromford Canal to operate as a recreational waterway.

Biodiversity

10.11 Local Biodiversity Action Plan – Ongoing discussions are being held between the District Council and partners as part of the Local Biodiversity Action Plan steering group to agree an approach and methodology to seek to deliver net gain for biodiversity through the planning process and protecting existing habitats and species where possible through development.

Sports Facilities

10.12 Over the monitoring period the District Council secured £292,140.00 from S106 obligations towards parks and open spaces and received a further £60,040.03 from S106 contributions for open spaces and parks from the development at Leys Farm, Ashbourne and Land at Asker Lane, Matlock The funds from Leys Farm, Ashbourne have been allocated towards improvements to provide a new sports pavilion at the Ashbourne Recreation Ground Pavillion.

10.13 The District Council secured a further £460,625.50 from S106 contributions for parks and open spaces from 7 planning permissions throughout the District for future developments should they proceed. The S106 payments received are currently being held in reserve and awaiting capital expenditure when a suitable scheme is allocated.

Utilities

Telecoms Faster broadband connections

10.14 Derbyshire Dales Local Plan Policy S10: Local Infrastructure Provision and Developer Contributions states that the District Council will “support improvements to and extension of telecommunications and the provision of superfast broadband infrastructure (where feasible) in accordance with industry standards”. Whilst there has been progress across Derbyshire Dales with the provision of Superfast Broadband (i.e. download speeds of at least 24 Mbps) available to approx. 83% of premises, this remains below the national average of 95%. There still remains about 9% of premises in Derbyshire Dales who are still unable to connect to a decent broadband connection. The NPPF sets out an aspiration for the increased provision of full fibre connectivity, with the potential for speeds of up to 1000Mbps. To achieve this will, however, necessitate the provision of a continuous fibre, rather than copper based, broadband network – both within a development site and off site to the wider network. This is known as Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)

10.15 The Derbyshire Dales Developer Contributions SPD sets out that full fibre broadband connectivity with speeds up to 1000mbps should be sought within new 57

housing development sites (FTTP). The SPD sets out that as a minimum the District Council requires all new development to provide the necessary ducting within a site to facilitate FTTP. For sites less than 30 dwellings, the SPD advises that BT Openreach will seek a contribution from developers towards the cost of providing FTTP. BT Openreach, or other suitable service provider should be contacted by the developer regarding the feasibility of integrating appropriate broadband facilities as part of development of the site.

Water/Waste WaterFlooding and Drainage

10.16 Severn Trent Water have identified the following projects that have been progressed between April 2019 –March 2020:

 A7S/13457- Upgrade at Ashbourne waste water treatment works to ensure there is sufficient capacity for the future whilst maintaining environmental compliance. The project will be delivered in two phases commencing towards the end of 2020 until summer 2021. Investment is expected to be in the region of £15million.  A7S/13278- Severn Trent – Currently a feasibility only study is underway to assess the local capacity of the sewerage network in Ashbourne, in relation to the forecast growth and development. Severn Trent are upgrading our hydraulic model to allow us to accurately make a detailed assessment, Should there be a need to implement capacity improvements following this study, they should be delivered by winter 2021.

Flooding and Drainage Flood Defence

10.17 Derbyshire County Council as the lead Local Flood Authority within Derbyshire, are a statutory consultee on major planning applications and provide flood risk management advice at this stage to pre-empt any future flooding and work closely with the Environment Agency to identify any drainage problems. They have been consulted by the District Council on all relevant planning applications in April 2019 to 2020. The District Council has appointed consultants to undertake a review of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment which will conclude in early 2021.

Social Infrastructure Education

10.18 Schools capacity is monitored by Derbyshire County Council, a breakdown of schools with predicted capacity issues are noted under Policies S6, S7, and S8. Derbyshire County Council as local education authority request S106 contributions from developers of 10 or more dwellings which are used to help alleviate school capacity issues in towns, local centres and villages by providing new improved facilities and extensions to existing school buildings. Derbyshire County Council received £562,707.15 of S106 contributions over the monitoring period from developments in the Derbyshire Dales and secured a further £5,498,222.04 of S106 financial contributions from future developments. Further details are set out within the District Council’s Infrastructure Funding Statement (December 2020).

Adult Care Community and Culture

10.19 Derbyshire County Council published Derbyshire’s Accommodation Strategy and Older People’s Housing Accommodation and Support Strategy 2019-2035 which seeks to meet the housing needs and aspirations of older people across the County. There is a need across Derbyshire Dales to provide more specialised housing to support the ageing population. The District Council will continue to support planning applications for older people’s accommodation in suitable locations.

Health

10.20. The District Council continues to consult the Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) on planning applications and seek S106 contributions to support GP practices where necessary. The District Council secured £257,153.00 S106 financial contributions towards healthcare from future developments (if they proceed) over the monitoring period.

Heritage

10.21 Great Place Scheme started Oct 2017-Dec 2020 funded by Heritage Lottery Fund and the Arts Council and is a national pilot to further engage communities with the World Heritage Site. It will run creative activities to enable people to connect and communicate with the culture and heritage of the Derwent Valley Mills.

Sports

10.22 The District Council adopted the Derbyshire Dales Built Sports Facilities, Playing Pitch, and Open Spaces Strategy on 11th January 2018. This identified the current provision of sports and recreation facilities and any deficits within the District and will be used to guide future sports developments in the District.

11. Developer Contributions Supplementary Planning Document 11.1 The Community Infrastructure Levy is a planning charge introduced by the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2008 as a tool for local authorities in England and Wales to help deliver infrastructure to support the development needs of their area. It came into force on 6 April 2010 through the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010, which have been updated on several occasions since this date.

11.2 The District Council adopted the Derbyshire Dales Developer Contributions Supplementary Planning Document in February 2020, , which has statutory weight and provides an overview of the policy approach to securing infrastructure necessary to support future development. The purpose of the SPD is to provide transparency about the District Councils future requirements in respect of financial contributions to be sought from development, through Section 106 planning obligations for the provision of infrastructure.

11.3 Policy S10 in the adopted Derbyshire Dales Local Plan sets out the expectation that new development should contribute to both on site and off site infrastructure needs, with this policy providing the framework for the Developer Contributions SPD. The SPD sets out the basis of the calculation for financial contributions and obligations to be sought from development for the provision of infrastructure and includes affordable housing, open space, community facilities including for sport and recreation, broadband, education, health care, traffic and transportation and indicative measures that seek to address the challenges of climate change. The Developer Contributions SPD is widely used to support planning applications secure the necessary infrastructure required to support developments coming forward in the District.

12. Brownfield Land Register

12.1 The Town and County Planning (Brownfield Land Registers) Regulations 2017 came into force in April 2017, with detailed guidance published on 28 July 2017. The Regulations require each local planning authority to prepare and publish a Register of Previously Developed Land (Brownfield Land) by 31st December each year. The intention of the Register is to provide up to date, publicly available information on previously developed (brownfield) land that is “suitable”, “available” and “achievable” for housing, irrespective of the planning status. The Government considers that, by adopting this approach, it will signpost suitable land for residential development and help housebuilders to unlock land for new homes.

12.2 In November 2017 The District Council’s Community and Environment Committee resolved to publish Part One of the Register using the following criteria for the inclusion of sites:

• Sites are allocated for residential development in the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan (Adopted 2017) and the delivery of the site is identified within the District Council’s Housing Trajectory within the next five years and/or • A site with capacity of more than five units but less than ten units and was identified as a site with potential for residential development through the SHLAA (Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment) process but not allocated for residential development in the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan Pre Submission Draft and/or; • A site has the benefit of planning permission for residential development and/or; • A site has a resolution to grant permission for residential development.

12.3 The 2019 Brownfield Land Register: Part one is in Appendix 3 there were 25 sites with potential for 2780 dwellings. Eleven are allocated in the Local Plan and twenty sites had planning permission.

13. Neighbourhood Development Plans and Orders

13.1 Section 34 (4) of the Town and Country Planning Regulations 2012 requires local planning Authorities Monitoring Report to contain details of a ‘made’ neighbourhood plans or orders. There are currently three ‘made’ neighbourhood plans for Wirksworth, Doveridge and Darley Dale.

13.2 The District Council has received and approved eight applications under Section 61G of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (As amended by the Localism Act 2011) for the designation of Neighbourhood Areas. These are Ashbourne, Brailsford, Darley Dale, Doveridge, Kirk Ireton, Middleton by Wirksworth, and Shirley which designates the whole of the Parish of each settlement as a Neighbourhood Areas.

13.3 Table 30 below provides a summary of the status of Neighbourhood Plans and progress made to date.

Neighbourhood Neighbour Regulation 14 Regulation Regulation Examinati Made Plans -hood Pre- 15 16 on Plan Date Area Submission Submissio Publicity (Propose Boundary Consultation n stage d date) Designatio (Date of (Date of (Date of n completion) completio completio n) n) Ashbourne 20/03/2013 18/12/2017 23rd 6th 9th Neighbourhood January November November Plan 2019 2020 2020 Brailsford 07/04/2015 10/04/2017 26/06/2018 21st February Neighbourhood December 2021 Plan 2020 Darley Dale 18/08/2014 07/06/2018 30/11/2018 April 2019 2nd July 19th Neighbourhood 2019 February Plan 2020 Kirk Ireton 05/09/2014 19/11/2018 9th October 3rd April 18th Neighbourhood (start) ongoing 2018 2019 November Plan 2019 Middleton By 12/06/2014 Wirksworth Neighbourhood Plan Shirley 06/06/2014 Neighbourhood Plan Table 30: Progress of Neighbourhood Plans in Derbyshire Dales

14. Duty to Co-operate

14.1 Section 110 of the Localism Act 2011 introduced for local planning authorities a duty to co-operate in relation to planning of sustainable development “so far as relating to a strategic matter.”

14.2 Paragraph 24 of the NPPF sets out that ‘Local Planning Authorities and County Councils are under a duty to cooperate with each other, and with other prescribed bodies, on strategic matters that cross administrative boundaries.

14.3 Paragraphs 25 and 26 of the NPPF, in the NPPF provides advice about the diverse forms that co-operation might take and where joint working might be appropriate. It is worth noting that the duty to cooperate is not a duty to reach consensus, although in the majority of cases that is the intention.

14.4 Paragraph 27 of the NPPF sets out that in order to demonstrate effective and ongoing joint working, strategic policy-making authorities should prepare and maintain one or more statements of common ground, documenting the cross- boundary matters being addressed and progress in cooperating to address these.

14.5 The District Council produced a Duty to Co-operate Statement as part of the Local Plan evidence base. The purpose of this Statement was to provide an overview of how the Council met its obligations under the duty to cooperate with regard to the preparation of the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan. The ‘duty to cooperate’ is a legal requirement of the plan preparation process and the Statement seeks to evidence the work that has been done in preparing the Local Plan and how this will be taken forward in subsequent monitoring and reviews.

14.6 Details of what action Derbyshire Dales District Council has taken, from 1st April 2019– 31st March 2020, to co-operate on planning of sustainable development “so far as relating to a strategic matter” are set out below:

Derbyshire Dales Local Plan

14.7 The Derbyshire Dales Local Plan was prepared by working closely with partner organisations, including the Peak District National Park Authority, other neighbouring local authorities; local communities; partners and agencies. Extensive consultation was undertaken across the plan area. In preparing the Local Plan consideration was also given to the plans and strategies of neighbouring authorities, along with other plans which will ultimately form part of the Development Plan for the Derbyshire Dales, for instance the emerging Derby and Derbyshire Minerals Plan and Derby and Derbyshire Waste Plan.

14.8 Furthermore, in order to comply with the Duty, the District Council engaged with those agencies and authorities it is required to under the legislation. Details of the discussions and meetings that have been held with relevant bodies under the Duty to Cooperate and can be found within the Duty to Cooperate Statement2 which accompanies the Local Plan. A wide range of studies have been commissioned or updated over the past few years to provide the evidence base for the policies and proposals contained within the Adopted Local Plan. Those

2 Duty to Cooperate Statement (weblink) 63

studies that have been updated over the monitoring period are presented in the table 31 below:

Study Role of Prescribed Bodies Study Partners Consultees Built Sports Facilities, Peak District National Park Derbyshire County Playing Pitch and Open Council and Peak Spaces Strategy (2018) District National Park Strategic Housing and Derbyshire County Employment Land Council Availability Assessment Environment Agency Initial Evidence (April Historic England 2016) Strategic Flood Risk Derbyshire County Neighbouring Local Assessment Level 1 Council Authorities (2016) Environment Agency Sustainability Appraisal Environment Agency Neighbouring Local Scoping Report (April Historic England Authorities 2016) Natural England Local Plan Infrastructure Derbyshire County Needs, CIL and Whole Council Plan Environment Agency Viability Assessment: Highways England Supplementary Update of North Derbyshire the Infrastructure Delivery Clinical Plan (June 2016) Commissioning Group South Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Group Transport Evidence Base Derbyshire County Council (July 2016) Derbyshire Dales Retail Impact Thresholds (July 2016) Strategic Housing and Derbyshire County Employment Land Council Availability Assessment – (August 2016)

Sustainability Appraisal of Environment Agency Neighbouring Local Pre Submission Draft Historic England Authorities Local Natural England Lowland Derbyshire Plan (December 2016) and Nottinghamshire Local Nature Partnership Peak District Local Nature Partnership Habitats Regulations Assessment of Pre Natural England Submission Draft Local Plan (December 2016) Local Plan Infrastructure Needs, CIL and Whole Plan 64

Study Role of Prescribed Bodies Study Partners Consultees Viability Assessment: Supplementary Update of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan (December 2016) Transport Evidence Base Derbyshire County Council Update Report (December 2016) Table 31: Evidence Base studies completed working with partners & agencies

Statements of Common Ground for Allocated Sites

14.9 The District Council prepared Statements of Common Ground for all sites allocated within the Local Plan to agree current positions on the phasing and delivery of sites over the Plan period. The Statements were used as evidence as part of the Local Plan Examination statements and hearings. The District Council has maintained regular contact with landowners and developers since then through pre-application discussions and meetings to progress sites and maintaining updated information on delivery through the use of online forms.

Derbyshire Planning Policy Officers Group

14.10 This group consists of Planning Policy Managers from each of the Derbyshire local planning authorities and the Peak District National Park. The Group facilitates the coordination of planning policy matters across Derbyshire. Meetings are held on a quarterly basis and matters discussed include progress on local plans and evidence base documents. This arrangement provides regular opportunities for strategic planning matters to be discussed across Derbyshire.

Derbyshire Planning Information and Monitoring Group

14.11 This group consists of Planning Policy and Monitoring Officers from each of the Derbyshire local planning authorities and the Peak District National Park Authority. The Group co-ordinates monitoring on planning matters such as housing, employment and retailing across Derbyshire. A web-based database is used to collate and analyse data consistently across Derbyshire.

Conservation Officers in Derbyshire

14.12 This group consists of Conservation Officers from each of the Derbyshire local planning authorities and the Peak District National Park. The Group operates in a similar manner to the Derbyshire Planning Policy Officers Group in that it seeks to co-ordinate conservation matters across Derbyshire.

Neighbourhood Plan Groups

14.13 The District Council have been working very closely and providing advice to Neighbourhood Plan groups over the monitoring period, including Darley Dale, Ashbourne, Brailsford and Kirk Ireton.

Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs)

14.14 A LEP is a partnership between local authorities and businesses set up to help determine local economic priorities and lead economic growth and job creation within local areas. Over the monitoring period the District Council became a member of the Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire (D2N2) Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) and ended its membership of the Sheffield City Region (SCR). 14.15 The LEP has produced a Strategic Economic Plan. The District Council has both inputted to and had regard to both plans in preparing the Local Plan. The LEPs have been consulted at all stages of local plan preparation. Funding has been secured through the LEP Growth Fund towards the roundabout infrastructure at Ashbourne Airfield development site.

Derbyshire Economic Partnership (DEP)

14.15 DEP is a public / private sector partnership set up to facilitate an effective and coordinated approach to economic development across Derbyshire. The partnership comprises County and district council representation, business leaders, HE and VCS representatives with Derbyshire County Council acting as the Accountable Body. The partnership is funded by the Derbyshire local authorities and provides services including the Invest in Derbyshire service. The District Council is represented on the partnership by the Council Leader who, as rural advocate on the DEP Board, also chairs the Derbyshire Rural & Farming Network.

Peak District Partnership

14.16 The Peak District Partnership was formerly known as the Derbyshire Dales and High Peak Local Strategic Partnership (established in 2003). It draws together organisations working in the Derbyshire Dales and High Peak from the statutory, voluntary and private sectors. The Partnership’s focus over the monitoring period has been the future proofing of the Peak District’s town centres in order to ensure they remain relevant to the communities they serve (including residents, businesses and visitors)”.

Business Peak District

14.17 Business Peak District is a partnership between a wide range of representatives from the business community working with senior officers from the District Council, High Peak Borough Council, Staffordshire Moorlands District Council and the Peak District National Park Authority. Business Peak District has been set up to promote the Peak District as a place to do business and influence the activity of the LEPs covering the area.

14.18 A concordat signed by members and resulting Enterprise Peak District package is a joint project between four local authorities including Derbyshire Dales District Council, High Peak Borough Council, Staffordshire Moorland District Councils and the Peak District national Park Authority. The project identifies priorities for the partnership which include the development of sites to support business growth. Research undertaken also shows that there are strong economic linkages between the wider Peak District and surrounding cities which are important to driving business growth within the area. The Derbyshire Dales Local Plan seeks 66

to address both issues through the identification of employment land and support for transport infrastructure.

Marketing Peak District and Derbyshire

14.19 Marketing Peak District and Derbyshire is the tourist board for the Peak District and Derbyshire. Marketing Peak District and Derbyshire is a public/private sector partnership, supported by a number of local authorities in the area to market the area to visitors and is committed to the successful and sustainable development of tourism and the visitor economy.

14.20 Whilst the Peak District Partnership, Business Peak District and Marketing Peak District and Derbyshire include representation from some of the prescribed bodies with whom the District Council has a duty to cooperate as set out in the legislation, it does not involve all. Furthermore, whilst it has had a significant influence over the strategic vision in both the Derbyshire Dales Local Plan (and High Peak Local Plan) the remit of the Peak District Partnership is wider than influencing of the relevant Local Plans. As such additional arrangements help to ensure that the District Council meets its statutory requirements under the Duty to Cooperate.

APPENDICES

Appendix 1: Housing Commitments at 1st April 2020

SHLAA Ref PP Ref Address Parish Description Dev Types PDL Granted Lapses Started Completed Prop Units Lost Net Gain Gross Comps Net Comps Gross Comps FY Net Comps FY Gross Comm Net Comm U/C N/S Application Type Current Status 5YLS 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25

SHLAA7 09/00496/FUL The Mount, 4 North Ashbourne Demolition of New residential 11/10/2010 11/10/2013 31/03/2014 14 1 13 0 -1 0 0 14 14 14 0 Full STARTED Y 14 Avenue, existing dwelling & building Ashbourne, outbuilding & Ashbourne, DE6 redevelopment with 1EZ 14 flats

SHLAA10 12/00073/FUL 1, The Channel, Ashbourne Change of use of Change of use of 03/04/2012 03/04/2015 31/03/2013 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Ashbourne office to dwelling non-res building to dwelling(s) SHLAA590 16/00883/OUT Hill Top, Derby Ashbourne Erection of 5 New residential 07/04/2017 07/04/2020 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 5 Outline GRANTED Y 5 Road, Ashbourne, dwellings. building Ashbourne

SHLAA335 17/00337/FUL Land South Of, Old Ashbourne Residential New residential 19/12/2017 19/12/2020 31/03/2018 213 0 213 100 100 35 35 113 113 40 73 Full STARTED Y 40 40 33 Derby Road, development of building Ashbourne 151, dwellings, access and associated works 18/00223/FUL total 213 dwellings

SHLAA587 17/00615/FUL 7Police Station, Ashbourne Change of use and Change of use of 27/11/2017 27/11/2020 31/03/2019 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 8 8 5 3 Full STARTED Y5 3 Compton, conversion of non-res building to 17/00615/FUL,, former Police dwelling(s),New Ashbourne, DE6 Station to 3 no. residential building 1BX dwellings, 5 no. flats and 2 no. retail units

SHLAA588 17/01030/FUL 12, The Green Ashbourne Erection of a pair of New residential 17/01/2018 17/01/2021 31/03/2020 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 Full STARTED Y 2 Road, Ashbourne, semi detached building Ashbourne bungalows

SHLAA185 17/01248/REM Land North East Ashbourne Approval of New residential 23/05/2018 23/05/2020 31/03/2020 35 0 35 4 4 4 4 31 31 31 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 31 Of, Lathkill Drive, reserved matters building 17/01248/REM,, for the erection of Ashbourne 35 dwellings and associated works

SHLAA489 18/00048/FUL 16, Dig Street, Ashbourne Partial change of Change of use of 20/03/2018 20/03/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Ashbourne, use from storage to non-res building to Ashbourne a 1 bed flat. dwelling(s)

SHLAA713 18/00066/FUL 34, Church Street, Ashbourne Change of use from New residential 05/04/2018 05/04/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 18/00066/FUL,, offices to building Ashbourne, DE6 dwellinghouse 1AE

SHLAA513 18/00215/REM Land South Of Ashbourne Modification to New residential 23/05/2018 23/05/2020 31/03/2019 108 0 108 34 34 19 19 74 74 32 42 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 32 42 Leys Farm, approval of building Wyaston Road, reserved matters 18/00215/REM,, application Ashbourne 17/00250/REM to substitute house types on 20 no. plots

SHLAA658 18/00594/FUL 4, Market Place, Ashbourne Change of use of Change of use of 01/11/2018 01/11/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 18/00594/FUL,, first and second non-res building to Ashbourne, DE6 floors to residential dwelling(s) 1ES apartment

SHLAA659 18/00871/FUL Garden To East Of Ashbourne Erection of a New residential 07/11/2018 07/11/2021 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 1, Oak Crescent, detached dwelling building Ashbourne

SHLAA660 19/00048/FUL Aspen Lodge, Belle Ashbourne Demolition of New residential 20/03/2019 20/03/2022 31/03/2020 1 1 0 0 -1 0 -1 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Vue Road, existing dwelling building Ashbourne, DE6 and erection of 1AT replacement dwelling and garage

SHLAA585 19/00204/REM 37, Windmill Lane, Ashbourne Erection of 2 New residential 23/04/2019 23/04/2022 31/03/2020 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 2 Ashbourne, dwellings building Ashbourne

SHLAA728 19/00229/FUL Land off, North Ashbourne Erection of dwelling New residential 23/04/2019 23/04/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Leys, Ashbourne, house building Ashbourne

SHLAA658 19/00496/FUL 2, Market Place, Ashbourne Change of use from Non Res Change of 10/07/2019 10/07/2022 0 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 -1 0 0 Full GRANTED Y Ashbourne, 2nd floor residential Use Ashbourne to retail use.

SHLAA4 19/00963/FUL Former Council Ashbourne Demolition of Change of use of 12/11/2019 12/11/2022 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 8 8 0 8 Full GRANTED Y 8 Workshop, King former council non-res building to Edward Street, workshop dwelling(s) 19/00963/FUL,, (retrospective) and Ashbourne erection of 8 no. apartments

SHLAA401 19/01036/FUL 31 The Green Ashbourne Erection of 3 no. New residential 31/01/2020 31/01/2023 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 Full GRANTED Y 3 Road, Land dwelling houses building formerly Green with associated Acres, garages and 19/01036/FUL,, access Ashbourne, DE6 1ED

SHLAA657 19/01256/FUL 52, Derby Road, Ashbourne Erection of New residential 20/01/2020 20/01/2023 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 19/01256/FUL,, dwellinghouse with building Ashbourne, DE6 garage (revisions to 1BH approved planning permission 18/00568/FUL)

SHLAA729 19/01268/FUL 25 Compton Street, Ashbourne Change of use from Change of use of 17/01/2020 17/01/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Ground floor, shop (A1 Use) to non-res building to 19/01268/FUL,, two bedroomed dwelling(s) Ashbourne, DE6 apartment (C3 Use) 1BX and associated external alterations SHLAA730 19/01389/FUL 5, Victoria Square, Ashbourne Proposed change Change of use of 10/02/2020 10/02/2023 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 4 Full GRANTED Y 4 19/01389/FUL,, of use from mixed non-res building to Ashbourne, DE6 use retail residential dwelling(s) 1GG to 4 no. residential units

SHLAA522 16/00054/FUL Goodacres Farm, Atlow Erection of New residential 13/04/2016 13/04/2019 31/03/2018 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Furlong Lane, replacement building Hognaston, DE6 dwelling and annex 1PX

SHLAA661 18/00913/PDA Berry Wood Farm, Atlow Change of use of Change of use of 30/10/2018 30/10/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Atlow Winn, agricultural building non-res building to Kniveton, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA731 19/00884/PDA Holes Farm, Atlow Atlow Change of use of Change of use of 30/10/2019 30/10/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Lane, Atlow, agricultural building non-res building to Ashbourne to dwelling. dwelling(s)

SHLAA332 18/01346/REM Land Adjacent To, Biggin Approval of New residential 13/03/2019 13/03/2022 31/03/2019 33 0 33 3 3 3 3 30 30 20 10 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 30 Biggin View, reserved matters building Hulland Ward for the erection of 33 dwellings

SHLAA14 WED/0000/1202 TOWN HEAD, Bonsall ERECTION OF New residential 02/10/2001 02/10/2006 31/03/2009 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 STARTED Y 1 MATLOCK BUNGALOW building (RENEWAL OF 896/493) W1202

SHLAA483 15/00748/PDA Top Farm, Boylestone Change of use of Change of use of 09/11/2015 09/11/2018 31/03/2018 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Audshaw Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Alkmonton, to two dwellings dwelling(s) Boylestone

SHLAA662 18/01205/FUL Knoll Lodge, Mill Bradley Proposed New residential 19/12/2018 19/12/2021 31/03/2019 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Dam Lane, demolition of building 18/01205/FUL,, existing dwelling Bradley, DE6 1PH and erection of new dwelling (resubmission)

SHLAA584 17/00015/FUL Dairy House - Brailsford Demolition works Conversion of 20/02/2019 20/02/2022 31/03/2020 19 0 19 3 3 3 3 16 16 16 0 Full STARTED Y 16 Derelict Property, and conversion of existing Luke Lane, buildings to 7 no. dwelling(s),New 17/00015/FUL,, dwellings and residential building Brailsford, DE6 erection of 12 3BY further dwellings and associated garages

SHLAA223 18/00397/REM Land Adjacent Brailsford Approval of New residential 12/09/2018 12/09/2020 31/03/2019 75 0 75 16 16 16 16 59 59 19 40 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 30 29 Broomy Drive And, reserved matters building Thorntree Road, for the erection of 18/00397/REM,, 75 dwellings and Brailsford associated development (Outline application 16/00567/OUT)

SHLAA479 18/00711/REM Land North Of 9, Brailsford Approval of New residential 12/09/2018 12/09/2020 31/03/2019 47 0 47 35 35 35 35 12 12 12 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 12 Luke Lane, reserved matters building 18/00711/REM,, for the erection of Brailsford 47 dwellings (outline application 16/00436/OUT)

SHLAA664 18/00990/FUL The Old School, Brailsford Change of use and Change of use of 19/11/2018 19/11/2021 31/03/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Main Road, conversion of non-res building to 18/00990/FUL,, former primary dwelling(s) Brailsford, DE6 school to a 3DA dwellinghouse with front and rear extensions

SHLAA501 19/00082/REM Land, Main Road, Brailsford Erection of 10 New residential 17/07/2019 17/07/2022 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 10 Reserved Matters GRANTED Y 10 Brailsford, dwellings. building Ashbourne SHLAA732 19/00315/PDA Crystal Springs Brailsford Change of use from Change of use of 13/05/2019 13/05/2022 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 2 Farm, Cuscas agricultural building non-res building to Lane, Brailsford, to two dwellings dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA197 19/01262/FUL Land To The West Brailsford Erection of a New residential 03/02/2020 03/02/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Of, Corner Farm, dwellinghouse building 19/01262/FUL,, Brailsford

SHLAA20 WED/0000/1515 THE GREEN, Brailsford No description Unknown 16/12/1993 16/12/1998 28/02/1995 3 0 3 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 2 STARTED Y 2 BRAILSFORD supplied

SHLAA665 17/00999/FUL Lorry Park, Brassington Change of use from New residential 15/10/2018 15/10/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Unnamed Section haulage yard to building Of C3 From Kings residential use, Hill To Longcliffe, erection of dwelling 17/00999/FUL,, and garage/storage Brassington building

SHLAA733 19/01037/FUL Barn Adjacent To Brassington Conversion and Change of use of 04/11/2019 04/11/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Old Vicarage, extension of stone non-res building to Ashbourne Road, barn to form a dwelling(s) 19/01037/FUL,, dwelling and Brassington removal of a redundant agricultural building (Re-submission)

SHLAA666 19/01054/FUL Smithy Barn, Town Brassington Erection of dwelling New residential 13/11/2019 13/11/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Street, house building 19/01054/FUL,, Brassington, DE4 4HB SHLAA667 18/01277/PDA Hasker Farm, Callow Change of use from Change of use of 03/01/2019 03/01/2021 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 2 Stainsbro Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Callow, Ashbourne to 2 no. dwellings. dwelling(s) SHLAA668 18/00385/PDA Breach Farm, Carsington Change of use from Change of use of 12/06/2018 12/06/2021 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Ashbourne Road, agricultural building non-res building to Carsington, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA734 19/01168/PDA Southfields, West Carsington Change of use of Change of use of 30/01/2020 30/01/2023 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 of unamed road off, agricultural non-res building to Ashbourne Road, buildings to one dwelling(s) Ashbourne, dwelling house. Ashbourne

SHLAA196 19/01146/REM Proposed Clifton Approval of New residential 11/03/2020 11/03/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Reserved Matters GRANTED Y 1 Development To reserved matters building The South Of for the erection of Sunny Top, 1no. dwelling house Snelston Lane, (outline planning 19/01146/REM,, permission Clifton 16/00461/OUT)

SHLAA529 15/00619/FUL Corn Mill Cottage, Cromford Change of use and Change of use of 27/04/2016 27/04/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Full GRANTED Y Water Lane, conversion of mill non-res building to Cromford, DE4 building to dwelling dwelling(s) 3QH

SHLAA596 17/00450/FUL Former House, Cromford Erection of dwelling New residential 12/10/2017 12/10/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Alabaster Lane, building 17/00450/FUL,, Cromford SHLAA486 18/01334/FUL Hillside Cottage, Cubley Proposed New residential 13/02/2019 13/02/2022 31/03/2019 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Derby Lane, replacement building 18/01334/FUL,, dwelling (as Cubley, DE6 2EY previously approved under planning application 15/00462/FUL) and the erection of a shed and gabion wall

SHLAA492 15/00718/FUL Bent Farm, Farley Darley Dale Demolition of New residential 16/12/2015 16/12/2018 31/03/2016 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Hill, Matlock, DE4 existing dwelling building 5LT and barn and erection of replacement dwelling and swimming pool building

SHLAA600 17/00064/OUT The Butts, Church Darley Dale Erection of dwelling New residential 28/04/2017 28/04/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Outline GRANTED Y 1 Street, Darley Dale, building Matlock

SHLAA599 17/00809/FUL Rear Sunnyside Darley Dale Erection of dwelling New residential 01/03/2018 01/03/2021 31/03/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Terrace, Farley Hill, building Matlock, Matlock

SHLAA241 17/01243/FUL Land South Of, Darley Dale Residential New residential 06/03/2019 06/03/2022 100 0 100 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 100 Full GRANTED Y 30 40 30 Dale Road North, development of 100 building 17/01243/FUL,, dwellings and Darley Dale associated access and landscaping

SHLAA671 18/00924/OUT Penzer House, Darley Dale Outline application New residential 16/11/2018 16/11/2021 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Outline GRANTED Y 2 Dale Road South, for the construction building 18/00924/OUT,, of a dwelling with all Darley Dale, DE4 matters reserved 3BP except access

SHLAA527 19/00138/FUL Land Adjacent to Darley Dale Erection of New residential 21/06/2019 21/06/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Jenna, Burnett dwelling. building Lane, Hackney, Darley Dale

SHLAA669 19/00227/REM Land Adjacent to, Darley Dale Erection of New residential 23/04/2019 23/04/2022 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 1 Homecroft, Bungalow building Hackney Lane, Darley Dale, Matlock SHLAA735 19/00249/FUL Maentre, Old Darley Dale Conversion of Change of use of 04/10/2019 04/10/2022 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Hackney Lane, stable block to non-res building to Hackney, Darley residential. dwelling(s) Dale SHLAA670 19/00828/FUL Ashtree Farm, Old Darley Dale Demolition of New residential 20/03/2020 20/03/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Hackney Lane, existing building 19/00828/FUL,, store/outbuilding Hackney, DE4 2QL and erection of dwellinghouse

SHLAA28 19/00907/FUL Grove Cottage, 5 Darley Dale Demolition and New residential 03/10/2019 03/10/2022 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 Full GRANTED Y 2 Dale Road, Darley erection of 2 units, building Dale, Matlock specialist elderly accommodation

SHLAA291 19/01188/REM Land Adjacent To Darley Dale Approval of New residential 14/02/2020 14/02/2022 57 0 57 0 0 0 0 57 57 0 57 Reserved Matters GRANTED Y 30 27 Long Meadow reserved matters building Residential Home, for the erection of Bakewell Road, 57no. 19/01188/REM,, dwellinghouses Matlock (outline planning permission 15/00814/OUT)

SHLAA580 19/01233/FUL Land South East Darley Dale Erection of New residential 15/01/2020 15/01/2023 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Of, Strathallan dwellinghouse building Close, 19/01233/FUL,, Darley Dale SHLAA736 20/00008/FUL Hackney Methodist Darley Dale Conversion and Change of use of 25/02/2020 25/02/2023 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Church, change of use of non-res building to Greenaway Lane, former church (Use dwelling(s) 20/00008/FUL,, Class D1) to Hackney, DE4 2QB dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) and associated alterations

SHLAA534 15/00809/FUL The Willows, Lower Doveridge New low energy New residential 20/01/2017 20/01/2020 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Street, Doveridge, dwelling and building Ashbourne, DE6 associated 5NS outbuildings SHLAA255 17/00092/REM Land off, Derby Doveridge Residential New residential 11/08/2017 11/09/2020 31/03/2018 85 0 85 52 52 32 32 33 33 29 4 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 33 Road, Doveridge, Development off building Ashbourne Derby Road for 85 dwellings

SHLAA168 18/00891/REM Land To The East Doveridge Approval of New residential 07/11/2018 07/11/2020 31/03/2019 62 0 62 38 38 38 38 24 24 13 11 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 24 Of, Bakers Lane, reserved matters building 18/00891/REM,, for the erection of Doveridge 62 dwellings (outline application 15/00389/OUT)

SHLAA31 WED/0000/0798 BARN, LOWER Doveridge No description Unknown 14/11/1990 14/11/1995 31/03/1994 3 0 3 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 2 STARTED Y 2 LANE, Doveridge, supplied ASHBOURNE

SHLAA737 19/01015/PDA The Workshop, Edlaston and The Workshop Change of use of 24/10/2019 24/10/2022 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 2 Churchfields Farm, Wyaston Churchfields Farm non-res building to Edlaston Lane, Edlaston Lane dwelling(s) Edlaston, Edlaston Ashbourne

SHLAA34 WED/0000/1978 ORCHARD LANE, Edlaston and RESERVED New residential 24/01/2005 24/01/2007 31/03/2009 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 STARTED Y 1 ASHBOURNE Wyaston MATTERS building APPROVAL FOR DETACHED DWELLING (OUTLINE PERMISSION 01/03/0199)

SHLAA675 18/00826/FUL Weaver View, Main Hollington Erection of dwelling New residential 30/10/2018 30/10/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Street, Hollington, building DE6 3HA

SHLAA739 19/00499/FUL Chapel Farm, Main Hollington Erection of New residential 04/07/2019 04/07/2022 31/03/2020 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Street, Hollington, replacement building Ashbourne dwelling.

SHLAA740 19/00574/PDA Marsh Hollow, Hollington Change of use of Change of use of 16/07/2019 16/07/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Shirley Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Hollington, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA741 19/00583/FUL Hopton Top Hopton Renovation and Conversion of 30/10/2019 30/10/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Cottage, refurbishment of existing dwelling(s) Manystones Lane, cottage for re-use 19/00583/FUL,, as a dwelling and Brassington, DE4 change of use of 4ES land to form associated parking area

SHLAA677 18/00338/FUL Hough Park Farm, Hulland Erection of New residential 01/06/2018 01/06/2021 31/03/2019 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Brunswood Lane, replacement building 18/00338/FUL,, dwelling Hulland Ward, DE6 3EN

SHLAA604 18/00590/REM Rose Cottage, Main Hulland Ward Approval of New residential 03/08/2018 03/08/2020 31/03/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 1 Road, reserved matters building 18/00590/REM,, for the erection of Hulland Ward, DE6 one dwelling 3EA (outline application 17/00929/OUT)

SHLAA681 18/01018/PDA Poplars Farm, Hulland Ward Change of use of Change of use of 27/11/2018 27/11/2021 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Belper Road, agricultural building non-res building to Hulland Ward, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA254 18/01237/REM Les Ardennes, Hulland Ward Approval of New residential 27/02/2019 27/02/2021 31/03/2020 22 0 22 0 0 0 0 22 22 22 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 22 Unnamed Section reserved matters building Of C3 From Main for the erection of Road To Carr Farm 22 dwellings Hall Access, (outline application 18/01237/REM,, 16/00832/OUT) Hulland Ward, DE6 3EE

SHLAA742 19/00778/FUL Land And Buildings Hulland Ward Retention and Change of use of 12/09/2019 12/09/2022 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Adjacent To conversion of non-res building to Fairfields, building to form 1 dwelling(s) Waterlagg Lane, no. dwelling house 19/00778/FUL,, Turnditch

SHLAA743 20/00132/PDA 4 Shiny Row, Hulland Ward Change of use Change of use of 07/02/2020 07/02/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Mercaston Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Mercaston, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA607 17/00030/FUL The Old Cottage, Kirk Ireton Erection of dwelling New residential 04/09/2017 04/09/2020 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Main Street, Kirk building Ireton, Ashbourne

SHLAA608 17/00192/FUL Biggin Lane Farm, Kirk Ireton Change of use, Change of use of 01/08/2017 01/08/2020 31/03/2018 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Bigginmill Lane, conversion and non-res building to Biggin, Ashbourne extension of barn to dwelling(s) dwelling

SHLAA682 18/01026/FUL Hillside Lodge Kirk Ireton Demolition of two New residential 06/02/2019 06/02/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Farm, Field Lane, barns and erection building 18/01026/FUL,, of dwelling with Kirk Ireton attached ancillary living accommodation, barn and bothy

SHLAA744 19/00750/OUT Glenworth House, Kirk Ireton Outline planning New residential 31/01/2020 31/01/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Outline GRANTED Y 1 Broad Way, application for the building 19/00750/OUT,, erection of a single Kirk Ireton, DE6 storey dwelling 3LJ

SHLAA745 19/00842/FUL The Beehive, Well Kirk Ireton Erection of New residential 19/09/2019 19/09/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Banks, dwellinghouse building 19/00842/FUL,, (resubmission) Kirk Ireton, DE6 3JW SHLAA746 19/00353/PDA Barns at, Longrose Kniveton Change of use from Change of use of 16/05/2019 16/05/2022 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 2 Lane, Kniveton, agricultural non-res building to Ashbourne buildings to two dwelling(s) dwellings.

SHLAA747 20/00105/PDA Barn at Kniveton Kniveton Change of use of Change of use of 11/03/2020 11/03/2023 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Wood Farm, Off agricultural building non-res building to Wood lane, to dwelling dwelling(s) Kniveton, Ashbourne SHLAA611 16/00220/FUL The Ostrich Inn, Longford Change of use of Change of use of 04/05/2017 04/05/2020 31/03/2020 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Long Lane, public house to non-res building to Longford, dwelling dwelling(s) Ashbourne SHLAA613 17/00581/FUL Little Croft, Longford Replacement New residential 18/09/2017 18/09/2020 31/03/2018 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Thurvaston Lane, dwelling building 17/00581/FUL,, Longford, DE6 3DU

SHLAA543 17/00847/PDA West Mammerton Longford Change of use from Change of use of 15/11/2017 15/11/2020 31/03/2018 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Farm, Sutton Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Longford, to a dwelling house dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA684 18/00471/FUL Solomans Barn, Longford Conversion of Change of use of 24/07/2018 24/07/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Longford Lane, office/garage/stable non-res building to Longford, DE6 3DT to dwelling dwelling(s) including rebuild of single storey lean to

SHLAA685 18/00610/FUL Daisy Bank Longford Erection of a New residential 21/09/2018 21/09/2021 31/03/2019 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 (Lovatt), Longford replacement building Lane, dwelling, barn and 18/00610/FUL,, stables Longford, DE6 3DT

SHLAA612 18/00726/FUL Sunny Bank, Longford Demolition of New residential 16/10/2018 16/10/2021 31/03/2020 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Longford Lane, existing bungalow building Longford, DE6 3DT and outbuildings and erection of dwelling and double garage with modified access

SHLAA43 18/01433/FUL Newlands Farm, Longford Conversion of Change of use of 29/10/2019 29/10/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Sutton Lane, redundant non-res building to Longford, agricultural building dwelling(s) Ashbourne to form a single dwelling

SHLAA748 19/00283/PDA Four Winds, Longford Change of use of Change of use of 03/05/2019 03/05/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Longford Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Longford, to dwelling dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA546 16/00607/PDA Dove Mount Farm, Mapleton Change of use of Change of use of 18/11/2016 18/11/2019 31/03/2018 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Spend Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Sandybrook, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Mapleton, Ashbourne

SHLAA686 17/00840/FUL Callow End Mapleton Conversion of Change of use of 02/05/2018 02/05/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Granary, Mapleton redundant barn to non-res building to Road, Mapleton residential dwelling dwelling(s)

SHLAA46 15/00159/FUL Listed Barn At Marston Change of use, Change of use of 14/07/2015 14/07/2018 31/03/2016 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Waldley Manor, Montgomery conversion, non-res building to Waldley Lane, alteration and dwelling(s) Waldley, Doveridge extension of barn to form dwelling

SHLAA547 15/00779/FUL Barn North Of Marston Conversion of barn Change of use of 10/08/2016 10/08/2019 31/03/2017 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Stone Hall Cottage, Montgomery to dwelling non-res building to Riggs Lane, dwelling(s) Marston Montgomery SHLAA201 16/00099/FUL Land Adjacent Marston Replacement New residential 25/05/2016 25/05/2019 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 Full STARTED Y Marston Montgomery Community Hall building,Non Res Montgomery and 9 dwellings. Redevelopment School, Thurvaston Road, Marston Montgomery, Ashbourne

9 SHLAA411 17/00340/FUL Woodhay Farm, Marston Demolition of New residential 07/06/2017 07/06/2020 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Marston Common, Montgomery farmhouse and building Marston erection of a Montgomery, replacement Ashbourne dwelling

SHLAA279 17/00498/REM Old Hall Farm, Marston Approval of New residential 08/09/2017 08/09/2019 31/03/2020 22 0 22 0 0 0 0 22 22 22 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 22 Pearl Bank, Montgomery reserved matters - building 17/00498/REM,, erection of up to 22 Marston dwellings (outline Montgomery permission 16/00182/OUT)

SHLAA687 18/00686/FUL Marston House Marston Proposed erection New residential 12/09/2018 12/09/2021 31/03/2020 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 7 7 7 0 Full STARTED Y 7 Farm, Thurvaston Montgomery of seven dwellings building Road, Marston Montgomery, DE6 2FF

SHLAA688 18/00794/FUL Marston Lodge, Marston Proposed Change of use of 14/09/2018 14/09/2021 31/03/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Cubley Lane, Montgomery conversion of non-res building to 18/00794/FUL,, agricultural barn to dwelling(s) Marston dwellinghouse Montgomery, DE6 2FG

SHLAA614 19/00714/FUL Marston Brook Marston Conversion of Change of use of 21/08/2019 21/08/2022 31/03/2020 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 Full STARTED Y 2 Farm, Barway, Montgomery barns to form 2 no. non-res building to 19/00714/FUL,, dwellings dwelling(s) Marston Montgomery, ST14 5BT

SHLAA690 18/00430/FUL The Toll House, Matlock Bath Conversion of Conversion of 19/06/2018 19/06/2021 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 Full GRANTED Y 2 142, Dale Road, existing dwelling existing dwelling(s) Matlock, DE4 3PS into two apartments (resubmission) SHLAA365 WED/0000/2022 SHLAA66, HOLME Matlock Bath CHANGE OF USE Change of use of 30/10/2001 30/10/2006 31/03/2004 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 STARTED Y 1 ROAD, MATLOCK AND non-res building to ALTERATIONS TO dwelling(s) NURSING HOME TO TWO DWELLINGS

SHLAA54 08/00521/FUL The Garden House, Matlock Demolition of New residential 28/10/2008 28/10/2011 31/03/2010 6 1 5 1 0 0 0 5 5 0 5 Full STARTED Y 5 Derwent Avenue, existing bungalow building Matlock, DE4 3LX and erection of 3 storey building to accommodate 6 no. residential apartments and associated access/car parking

SHLAA56 09/00778/FUL Greenbough, Riber Matlock Demolition of New residential 12/02/2010 12/02/2013 31/03/2011 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Road, Starkholmes, bungalow and building Matlock, DE4 5JB erection of replacement two storey dwelling

SHLAA61 11/00873/FUL 44, Bakewell Road, Matlock Conversion of Conversion of 26/01/2012 26/01/2015 31/03/2015 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 Full STARTED Y 2 Matlock, DE4 3AU dwelling to two self existing dwelling(s) contained apartments

SHLAA55 12/00708/EXF Land To The Rear Matlock Extension of Time New residential 09/01/2013 09/01/2016 31/03/2016 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Extension of Time STARTED Y 1 Of 76, Jackson Limit - Erection of building Road, Matlock dwellinghouse and associated access

SHLAA691 13/00796/OUT Bentley Brook Matlock Conversion of office New residential 22/05/2018 22/05/2021 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 6 Outline GRANTED Y 6 Garage, Upper building to building Lumsdale, dwellinghouse, 13/00796/OUT,, demolition of Matlock, DE4 5LB garage and erection of 6 no. dwellings and associated access road (outline)

SHLAA140 14/00212/FUL Ashbrook Roofing Matlock Redevelopment of Conversion of 06/08/2014 06/08/2017 31/03/2016 6 1 5 0 -1 0 0 6 6 2 4 Full STARTED Y2 4 Supplies Ltd1 site to provide 4 no. existing Knowleston dwellings and dwelling(s),New PlaceMatlockDerby conversion/re-use residential building shireDE4 3BU of existing buildings to provide 2 no. dwellings and associated car parking

SHLAA447 15/00861/FUL Land South Of Matlock Residential New residential 15/12/2016 15/12/2019 31/03/2018 86 0 86 81 81 36 36 5 5 5 0 Full STARTED Y 5 Bentley Bridge, development of 86 building Chesterfield Road, dwellings and Matlock associated public open space

SHLAA233 16/00233/PDA Ox Close Farm, Matlock Change of Change of use of 18/05/2016 18/05/2019 31/03/2018 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Carr Lane, Riber, agricultural building non-res building to Matlock to two dwellings dwelling(s)

SHLAA616 16/00772/FUL The Maltings, Matlock Partial rebuild & Change of use of 20/06/2017 20/06/2020 31/03/2019 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 13 13 4 9 Full STARTED Y 13 Baileys Mill, alterations of the non-res building to Lumsdale Road, Malting to create 4 dwelling(s),New Matlock, Matlock dwellings & erection residential building of 7 dwellings and 2 apartments

16/00923/OUT Former Cawdor Matlock Revised scheme - New residential 20/12/2019 20/12/2022 407 0 407 0 0 0 0 407 407 0 407 Outline GRANTED Y Quarry, Snitterton Development of building,Non Res Road, 482 dwellings, Redevelopment 16/00923/OUT,, 2800m2 Snitterton, Matlock commercial floorspace (Class B1), shop and cafe, with associated vehicle, cycle and pedestrian infrastructure (outline)

SHLAA520 16/00941/OUT Land at, Pump Matlock Residential New residential 12/04/2017 12/04/2020 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 9 9 0 9 Outline GRANTED Y 9 Close, development of up building Starkholmes, to 9 dwellings Matlock, Matlock SHLAA692 17/00090/FUL Stable Yard House, Matlock Change of use of Change of use of 11/05/2018 11/05/2021 31/03/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Lumsdale Road, agricultural building non-res building to Upper Lumsdale, to dwelling house dwelling(s) DE4 5LB

SHLAA488 17/00285/FUL 69-75, Dale Road, Matlock Change of use of Change of use of 18/07/2017 18/07/2020 31/03/2019 4 0 4 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 Full STARTED Y 2 Matlock, Matlock the 1st and 2nd non-res building to floor offices to 4 dwelling(s) flats.

SHLAA49 17/00294/FUL Former Cawdor Matlock Erection of 75 New residential 01/03/2018 01/03/2021 31/03/2020 75 0 75 0 0 0 0 75 75 57 18 Full STARTED Y 57 18 Quarry, Snitterton dwellings and 234 building,Non Res Road, Snitterton, sqm retail. New Build Matlock

SHLAA620 17/01131/FUL 23, Chesterfield Matlock The amalgamation Conversion of 02/01/2018 02/01/2021 31/03/2018 1 2 -1 0 -2 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Road, Matlock, of 2 dwellings. existing dwelling(s) Matlock

SHLAA693 18/00418/OUT The Bungalow, Matlock Residential New residential 20/06/2018 20/06/2021 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Outline GRANTED Y 2 Edgefold Road, development of two building 18/00418/OUT,, dwellings and Matlock, DE4 3NJ associated access (outline) SHLAA694 18/00528/FUL Lilybank Hydro Matlock Change of use of Extension to 10/09/2018 10/09/2021 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Gardens Nursing lower ground floor building for Home, Chesterfield basement to a self- residential unit(s) Road, contained 18/00528/FUL,, apartment Matlock, DE4 3DQ

SHLAA695 19/00008/FUL 89First Floor, Dale Matlock Change of use of Change of use of 05/03/2019 05/03/2022 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Full GRANTED Y 2 Road, first and second non-res building to 19/00008/FUL,, floors from retail to dwelling(s),Non Matlock, DE4 3LU 2no. apartments, Res Other proposed two storey extension and external staircase to rear and alterations to shop front

SHLAA205 19/00442/OUT The Chalet Matlock Removal of existing New residential 30/01/2020 30/01/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Outline GRANTED Y 1 Bungalow, Butts static home and building Drive, Matlock, replacement with a Matlock dwelling.

19/01002/PDD Cuckoostone Matlock Change of use from Change of use of 25/10/2019 25/10/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 GRANTED Y 1 Grange, office to dwelling. non-res building to Cuckoostone Lane, dwelling(s) Matlock Moor, Matlock 19/01285/FUL Land And Building Matlock Removal of existing New residential 06/02/2020 06/02/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 To The North Of buildings and building North Barn, Farm erection of 1no. Lane, Matlock dwelling house

19/01329/PDA Sandy Lane Farm, Matlock Change of use from Change of use of 17/01/2020 17/01/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Sandy Lane, an agricultural non-res building to Matlock, Matlock building to a dwelling(s) dwelling.

20/00111/FUL 29, Bank Road, Matlock Change of use from Conversion of 17/03/2020 17/03/2023 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 20/00111/FUL,, Estate Agent's existing dwelling(s) Matlock, DE4 3NF Office (Use Class A2) to a Dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) 20/00545/PDD D.D. Conservative Matlock Change of use of Change of use of 31/03/2020 31/03/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 GRANTED Y 1 Association, 3 building from non-res building to Rutland Street, offices to dwelling. dwelling(s) Matlock, Matlock

SHLAA50 WED/0000/2002 smedley street, Matlock conversion of shop Conversion of 17/06/2001 17/06/2006 31/03/2005 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 STARTED Y 2 matlock and flat to form 3 existing dwelling(s) flats

SHLAA53 WED/0000/2299 RIBER CASTLE, Matlock REFURBISHMENT Change of use of 16/03/2006 16/03/2009 31/03/2009 47 0 47 0 0 0 0 47 47 38 9 STARTED Y 19199 RIBER, RIBER, AND non-res building to MATLOCK CONVERSION OF dwelling(s),New CASTLE AND residential building OUTBUILDINGS TO FORM 35 DWELLINGS, ERECTION OF 11 NEW DWELLINGS TO INCLUDE A REBUILT GATEHOUSE AND ASSOCIATED ACCESS.

19/00488/PDA Nethercleugh Farm, Mercaston Change of use from Change of use of 12/07/2019 12/07/2022 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Slade Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Mercaston, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Brailsford

19/00546/FUL Middle Wild Park Mercaston Erection of New residential 02/08/2019 02/08/2022 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Farm, Wild Park replacement building Lane, dwelling and garage 19/00546/FUL,, building Brailsford, DE6 3BN

SHLAA538 16/00229/PDA Arm Lees Farm, Middleton by Change of use of Change of use of 04/05/2016 04/05/2019 31/03/2018 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Ryder Point Road, Wirksworth agricultural building non-res building to Wirksworth, to dwelling house dwelling(s) Wirksworth

19/00723/PDA Grey Spindles Middleton by The development Change of use of 27/12/2019 27/12/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Farm, Long load Wirksworth proposed is change non-res building to Lane, Duke Street, of use of dwelling(s) Middleton by agricultural building Wirksworth, to dwelling. Matlock

19/01201/FUL Soams Farm, Middleton by Change of use and New residential 13/12/2019 13/12/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Unnamed Section Wirksworth conversion of barns building Of B5035 From to form 1no. Porter Lane To dwellinghouse and Manystones Lane, demolition of 19/01201/FUL,, redundant buildings Middleton By on site Wirksworth (resubmission of planning application 19/00845/FUL)

SHLAA72 13/00891/FUL Hurds Barn Farm, Norbury and Replacement New residential 12/02/2014 12/02/2017 31/03/2016 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Marston Common, Roston dwelling building Marston Montgomery, DE6 2EJ

19/00238/FUL Squashey Barn, Norbury and Conversion of barn Change of use of 24/04/2019 24/04/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Squashey Bank, Roston to dwelling non-res building to Roston, Norbury dwelling(s) and Roston, Ashbourne 20/00040/PDA Raddlewood Farm, Norbury and Change of use of Change of use of 11/03/2020 11/03/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Green Lane, Roston agricultural building non-res building to Norbury, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Ashbourne SHLAA627 17/00646/OUT Northwood Northwood and Residential New residential 11/10/2017 11/10/2020 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 Outline GRANTED Y 3 Bungalow, Tinkersley development of up building Northwood Lane, to 3 dwellings 17/00646/OUT,, (outline) Darley Dale, DE4 2HQ

SHLAA628 17/00995/OUT North Park Farm, Northwood and Erection of dwelling New residential 19/01/2018 19/01/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Outline GRANTED Y 1 Whitworth Road, Tinkersley building Darley Dale, Darley Dale

SHLAA696 18/00422/FUL Northwood Grange, Northwood and Erection of New residential 18/06/2018 18/06/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Lumb Lane, Tinkersley independent building 18/00422/FUL,, dwellinghouse Darley Dale

19/00967/PDA Sandybrook House, Offcote and Change of use from Change of use of 10/10/2019 10/10/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Buxton Road, Underwood agricultural building non-res building to Sandybrook, to dwelling dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA629 17/00130/PDA Kitchen Gardens, Osmaston Change of use of Change of use of 09/05/2017 09/05/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Osmaston Park, agricultural building non-res building to Osmaston, to dwelling dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA165 14/00647/VCOND Former Filling Rowsley Variation of New residential 05/07/2016 05/07/2019 31/03/2020 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 0 Variation of STARTED Y 5 Station, Off Condition 20 of building Condition Chatsworth Road, Planning Rowsley, Matlock Permission 14/00082/FUL to allow unrestricted occupancy as dwelling houses

SHLAA699 18/01236/FUL Knaveholme Farm, Snelston Conversion of barn Change of use of 25/01/2019 25/01/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Sides Lane, to dwellinghouse non-res building to 18/01236/FUL,, with single storey dwelling(s) Snelston, DE6 2EN extension and associated alterations to access and creation of driveway and parking area

SHLAA78 WED/0000/1926 HEADLOW Snelston CHANGE OF USE Change of use of 20/05/2002 20/05/2007 31/03/2003 4 0 4 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 STARTED Y 2 FIELDS FARM, OF OUTBUILDING non-res building to ASHBOURNE TO DWELLING dwelling(s) (REVISIONS TO PLANNING PERMISSION 01/08/0594)

SHLAA630 17/01014/FUL Thorntrees, Oker South Darley Proposed New residential 08/01/2018 08/01/2021 31/03/2019 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Road, replacement building 17/01014/FUL,, dwelling Oker, Matlock, DE4 2JJ SHLAA632 17/01090/PDA Flacketts Lane Sudbury Change of use of Change of use of 03/01/2018 03/01/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Farm, Flacketts agricultural building non-res building to Lane, Sudbury, to dwelling house. dwelling(s) Ashbourne

SHLAA260 14/00843/FUL White Leas, Tansley Erection of dwelling New residential 04/03/2015 04/03/2018 31/03/2017 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Oaksedge Lane, and detached building Tansley, DE4 5FQ garage (Re- submission of planning application 14/00126/FUL)

SHLAA317 16/00779/FUL Land adjacent 9, Tansley Erection of 3 New residential 13/04/2017 13/04/2020 31/03/2018 3 0 3 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Oak Tree Gardens, dwellings building Tansley, Matlock, Matlock

SHLAA478 17/00850/FUL Land off, Whitelea Tansley Erection of 26 New residential 08/02/2019 08/02/2022 26 0 26 0 0 0 0 26 26 0 26 Full GRANTED Y 26 Lane, Tansley, dwellings. building Matlock

18/00286/FUL Land rear of Tansley Conversion of Change of use of 21/06/2019 21/06/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Whiteleas, disused stable to 1 non-res building to Oaksedge Lane, dwelling. dwelling(s) Tansley, Matlock

SHLAA558 18/01261/REM Land To The West Tansley Approval of New residential 13/03/2019 13/03/2022 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Reserved Matters STARTED Y 1 Of Field House, reserved matters building Starth Lane, for the erection of 18/01261/REM,, one dwelling Tansley (outline planning application 15/00276/OUT)

19/00316/OUT 14, The Knoll, Tansley Erection of New residential 28/05/2019 28/05/2022 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Outline GRANTED Y 1 Tansley, Matlock bungalow. building

19/01045/PDD Speedwell Mill, Old Tansley Change of use of Change of use of 23/10/2019 23/10/2022 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 6 Prior Approval GRANTED Y 6 Coach Road, building from non-res building to Tansley, Matlock offices to 6 dwelling(s) apartments.

19/01157/FUL Hill Top Farm, Tansley Change of use and Change of use of 07/02/2020 07/02/2023 31/03/2020 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 Full STARTED Y 2 Alfreton Road, conversion of barn non-res building to 19/01157/FUL,, to dwelling/holiday dwelling(s) The Cliff, Tansley, let and DE4 5FY modifications to access

19/01332/PDA Barn at Mooredge Tansley Change of use of Change of use of 14/01/2020 14/01/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 1 Farm, Knabhall agricultural building non-res building to Lane, Tansley, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Matlock SHLAA85 11/00387/REM 14 The Gables, Wirksworth Demolition of Change of use of 26/09/2011 26/09/2013 31/03/2014 7 1 6 0 0 0 0 7 6 1 6 Reserved Matters STARTED Y1 6 Bolehill Road, existing dwelling non-res building to Bolehill, DE4 4GQ and former W.I. dwelling(s) building and erection of 7 no. dwellings and associated access (approval of reserved matters)

SHLAA146 14/00464/FUL WindrushMillers Wirksworth Change of use of Conversion of 04/09/2014 04/09/2017 31/03/2016 1 1 0 0 -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 GreenWirksworthD ground floor existing dwelling(s) erbyshireDE4 4BL workshop to living accommodation, two storey and single storey extensions

SHLAA217 15/00395/FUL Wardmans Wirksworth Conversion of Mill New residential 19/07/2016 19/07/2019 31/03/2017 30 0 30 0 0 0 0 30 30 0 30 Full STARTED Y 30 (Matlock) Limited, to office/light building,Non Res Haarlem Mill, Derby industrial use and Change of Use Road, Wirksworth, erection of 30 Wirksworth dwellings

SHLAA521 16/00045/PDA Barnhouse Farm, Wirksworth Change of use of Change of use of 17/03/2016 17/03/2019 31/03/2017 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Blunderstone Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Longway Bank, to dwelling. dwelling(s) Wirksworth, Wirksworth

SHLAA81 16/00422/FUL 79 Honeysuckle Wirksworth Erection of dwelling New residential 19/08/2016 19/08/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Full GRANTED Y Cottage, The Dale, building Wirksworth, DE4 4EJ

SHLAA106 16/00656/FUL Province Mill, Wirksworth Erection of 3 New residential 25/01/2017 25/01/2020 31/03/2019 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 0 Full STARTED Y 3 Gorsey Bank, dwellings building Wirksworth, Wirksworth SHLAA638 16/00713/FUL Derbyshire Dales Wirksworth Change of use of Change of use of 21/11/2016 21/11/2019 31/03/2018 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 6 6 0 Full STARTED Y 6 Christian Centre, 1 chapel to 6 flats. non-res building to Temperance Hall, dwelling(s) Chapel Lane, Wirksworth, Wirksworth

SHLAA702 17/00093/PDA The Racecourse, Wirksworth Change of use of Change of use of 17/05/2018 17/05/2021 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 Prior Notification GRANTED Y 3 Gorsey Bank Fields agricultural building non-res building to Farm, Hey Lane, to 3 dwellings (use dwelling(s) Wirksworth, class C3) Wirksworth

SHLAA703 18/00054/FUL Wirksworth Baptist Wirksworth Change of use of Change of use of 15/08/2018 15/08/2021 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Church, Coldwell ground floor from non-res building to Street, Wirksworth, D1 to C3 dwelling(s),Non Wirksworth (residential use) Res and first floor from Redevelopment D1 to A3 (restaurant/cafe use)

SHLAA704 18/00350/FUL Dobies Croft, 5 Wirksworth Erection of New residential 23/05/2018 23/05/2021 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 South View, replacement building Cromford Road, dwelling. Wirksworth SHLAA707 18/00766/FUL The Old Wirksworth Change of use to Change of use of 21/09/2018 21/09/2021 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Blacksmiths Shop, Dwelling (C3 Use) non-res building to Dale End, dwelling(s) 18/00766/FUL,, Wirksworth, DE4 4EJ

SHLAA709 18/01214/FUL Monteray (The Wirksworth Change of use and Change of use of 19/12/2018 19/12/2021 31/03/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Full STARTED Y 1 Beeches), Godfrey conversion of non-res building to Hole, Hopton Lane, agricultural building dwelling(s) Wirksworth to dwelling with associated dependent relative's accomodation

SHLAA710 18/01403/FUL 12A, Water Lane, Wirksworth Subdivision of Conversion of 05/02/2019 05/02/2022 31/03/2019 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 Full STARTED Y 2 Wirksworth, DE4 existing dwelling to existing dwelling(s) 4DZ create two dwellings

19/00656/FUL Former Miner's Wirksworth Conversion of Change of use of 28/01/2020 28/01/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Building, Bolehill former miner's non-res building to Road, building to dwelling dwelling(s) 19/00656/FUL,, Bolehill SHLAA640 19/01334/FUL Barn, Summer Wirksworth Change of use and Change of use of 25/02/2020 25/02/2023 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 Full GRANTED Y 1 Lane, conversion of barn non-res building to 19/01334/FUL,, to form 1 no. dwelling(s) Wirksworth dwellinghouse and extension to garage and erection of solar panels, shed and greenhouse

SHLAA84 WED/0000/2111 LAND REAR OF, Wirksworth ERECTION OF New residential 13/06/2003 13/06/2008 31/03/2009 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 STARTED Y 1 GREENHILL, TWO STOREY building MATLOCK DWELLING AND ASSOCIATED ACCESS.

SHLAA279 16/00587/FUL Mushroom Farm, Yeaveley Erection of 9 New residential 30/08/2017 30/08/2020 31/03/2019 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 0 Full STARTED Y 9 Rodsley Lane, dwellings. building Yeldersley, Ashbourne

19/00453/PDA Barn North of Yeaveley Change of use of New residential 10/06/2019 10/06/2022 31/03/2020 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Swallow Tail Farm, agricultural building building Leapley Lane, to dwelling. Yeaveley

SHLAA568 16/00312/PDA Agricultural Shed, Yeldersley Change of use of Change of use of 12/07/2016 12/07/2019 31/03/2019 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Prior Notification STARTED Y 1 Yeldersley Lane, agricultural building non-res building to Bradley, Ashbourne to dwelling house dwelling(s) SHLAA92 WED/0000/2344 War Meadow Yeldersley CONVERSION OF Change of use of 31/08/2006 31/08/2009 31/03/2009 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 STARTED Y 1 Farm, DOG FARM BUILDINGS non-res building to KENNEL LANE, TO PROVIDE dwelling(s) Yeldersley, TWO DWELLINGS ASHBOURNE AND ASSOCIATED GARAGING, PROVISION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES AND IMPROVEMENTS TO ACCESS.

Prop Units Lost Net Gain Gross Comps Net Comps Gross Comps FY Net Comps FY Gross Comm Net Comm U/C N/S 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25

FILTERED 1865 31 1834 380 361 221 220 1474 1462 489 994 1483 FILTERED TOTALS 603 293 122 49 9 TOTALS

U/C N/S Total 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 Minors (Full) 79 67 146 Minors (Full) 119 36 0 0 0 Minors (Outline) 0 32 32 Minors (Outline) 17 15 0 0 0 Minors (RM) 6 7 13 Minors (RM) 7 6 0 0 0 Minors (Other) 21 42 63 254 Minors (Other) 49 14 0 0 0 Majors (Outline) 0 538 538 Majors (Outline) 0 0 0 0 0 Majors (Full) 190 734 924 Majors (Full) 145 114 103 30 0 Majors (RM) 200 174 374 Majors (RM) 266 108 0 0 0 Majors (Other) 54 25 79 1915 Majors (Other) 0 0 19 19 9 TOTALS 550 1619 2169 Totals 603 293 122 49 9

Appendix 2: Allocated Housing Sites Phasing Information

Appendix 2: Allocated Housing Sites Phasing Information Year Trajectory Years Total 0-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years 16+

Local Plan Policy / Planning application Local Plan Site Address Planning Status Pre-app Start Date 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 2025/26 2026/27 2027/28 2028/29 2029/30 2030/31 2031/32 2032/33 2033/34 2034 2035+ SHELAA number Allocation

Planning Land at Lathkill Drive, HC2(a) permission & 17/01248/REM 35 2018 000000000000000000 Ashbourne Allocated

Former Mirage Hotel, Derby HC2(b) Allocated 20 000000000000000000 Road, Ashbourne

Planning Land at Ashbourne Airfield HC2(c) permission & 367 2021 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 60 60 60 60 67 0 0 0 0 0367 Phase 1, Ashbourne Allocated

14/00074/OUT , 16/00168/FUL, 17/01142/FUL, 19/01274/FUL, 20/00037/FUL

Land at Ashbourne Airfield pre-pre app HC2(d ) Allocated 1100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 40 40 40 80 80 80 80 6401100 Phase 2, Ashbourne talks

Land off Cavendish Drive, Allocated Pre- HC2(e) 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0280 0 0 0 00028 Ashbourne app

Land at Old Hackney lane, HC2 (i) Allocated 30 pre-apps held 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1515 0 0 0 0 00030 Darley Dale

planning Land off Old Hackney Lane, HC2(i) Allocated 20/00942/FUL 27 application 0 0 0 0 0 0108 9 0 000 0 000 27 Darley Dale submitted

Land to the rear of RBS, Darley planning HC2(k) Allocated 100 000000000000000 0 Dale permission

Land off Normanhurst Park, Allocated Pre- HC2(l) 20 00000000020000000 20 Darley Dale app

Land at Stancliffe Quarry, 19/00260/CM, HC2(m) Allocated pending 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 25 25 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 Darley Dale 19/01084/PREAPP

Site Land at Derby Road/ Hall Drive, 17/00092/REM, HC2(o) Allocated 85 underconstructi 2018 000000000000000 0 Doveridge 18/00044/VCOND on

Land at Marston Lane, HC2(p) Allocated 18/00302/PREAPP 18 pre-apps held 00000041400000000 18 Doveridge

HC2(u) Land at RBS, Matlock Allocated 24 0000000000000000 0

planning HC2(V) Land at Halldale Quarry, Matlock Allocated 000005050505020 220 permission 14/00541/OUT

planning Land off Gritstone Road, HC2(w) Pending 18/01242/EIA 430 application 0 0 0 0 15 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 0 0 415 Matlock (east) pending

Land to the north of Porter Lane, HC2(x) East of Main Street, Middleton Allocated 45 0000000000000000 0 By Wirksworth

planning Land at Middleton Road, HC2(cc) Pending 18/00741/OUT 150 application 0 0 0 0 0 20 30 30 30 30 10 0 0 0 0 0 150 Wirksworth pending

Land at Middlepeak Quarry, ongoing HC2(dd) Allocated 645 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 30 40 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 205 645 Wirksworth discussions

3189 0 0 0 0 15 70 249 267 299 368 230 207 180 130 130 130 845 3120 85 1413 777 845 3120 Resolution to Grant Sites

08/00705/FUL 16/00923/OUT site under HC2 (t) Land at Cawdor Quarry, Matlock Granted 482 2020 0 0 5 35 40 50 50 50 50 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 301 17/00294/FUL construction 17/00294/DCOND/1/2/3

Former Perminite works, West planning HC2(y) RTG 16/00923/OUT 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 5353 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 106 of Cawdor Quarry, South Darley permission

Hybrid application for 14 dwellings in outline and 5 in full pending Land Off Thatchers Croft 16/00134/OUT HC2(z) Pending 19 consideration – 000685 0000000000 19 Thatchers Lane Tansley 20/00037/FUL 20/00037/FUL

Land at Tansley House 14/00097/OUT HC2(bb) allowed pending 49 0 0 0 10 12 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 Gardens, Tansley 16/00397/FUL Sites with 0 5 51 60 82 103 103 50 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Permission

Land at Luke Lane/ Mercaston Granted Under site under HC2(h) 47 (75) 0000000000000000 0 Lane, Brailsford construction construction

Land Off Wheeldon Way, Granted 14/00698/OUT HC2 (q) 39 00020190000000000 39 Hulland Ward Pending 19/00159/REM

639 0 0 5 51 80 101 103 103 50 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 504 237 277 0 0 514

Appendix 3: Brownfield Land Register at 1st December 2019

Brownfield Land Register 2019: as published on the website December 2019: http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/planning-a-building-control/planning- policy/brownfield-land-register

Site & Map SHLAA Site Area Capacit Local Planning End Date reference (hectares) y Plan Application Allocatio n Dove Service Station, SHLAA58 1.02 54 19/00977/FUL

Ashbourne 3 Former Mirage Hotel, SHLAA20 0.41 20 HC2 (b)

Ashbourne 4 Land At Ashbourne SHLAA26 17.87 367 HC2 (c) 14/00074/OU

Airfield, Phase 1 6 T

19/01274/FU L Land At Ashbourne SHLAA50 58.6 1100* HC2 (d)

Airfield, Phase Two 0 The Mount, 4 North SHLAA7 0.32 14 09/00496/FU

Avenue, Ashbourne L Dairy House, SHLAA58 0.55 19 17/00015/FU

Brailsford 4 L Stancliffe Quarry, SHLAA28 10.16 100*** HC2 (m)

Darley Dale 1 Old Hall Farm, SHLAA27 0.98 22 16/00182/OU

Marston Montgomery 9 T 17/00498/RE M

Land at RBS, Matlock SHLAA34 0.35 24 HC2 (u) 4 Land at Cawdor SHLAA49/ 16.88 482 HC2 (t) & 08/00705/FU Quarry, Former 384 HC2 (y) L

Permanite Works 16/00923/OU T 17/00294/FU L Harveydale Quarry, SHLAA19 1.16 17 17/00934/OU

Matlock 9 T Land at Halldale SHLAA43 15.66 220 HC2 (v) 14/00541/OU

Quarry, Matlock 5 T 14/00541/DC OND Trevelyan House, SHLAA14 0.98 11 17/00852/FU

Matlock 1 L Dimple Nursery, SHLAA61 0.29 12 17/00003/FU 31/03/2019

Matlock 7 L

Riber Castle, Riber SHLAA52 2.9 47 04/07/0609

Tansley Wood Mills, SHLAA80 3.52 42 08/00261/FU

Lumsdale Road, L

Tansley Whitelea Nursery, SHLAA47 1.04 27 HC2 (aa) 17/00850/FU

Tansley 8 L Ladygrove Mill, Two SHLAA43 0.88 24 11/00545/EX

Dales 2 F 13/00749/VC OND Former Matlock SHLAA31 1.31 10 18/01430/OU Transport Site, 1 T Northwood Chequers Farm, SHLAA83 3.28 10 08/00286/FU

Millers Green, L

Wirksworth Haarlam Mill, SHLAA21 3.3 30 15/00395/FU

Wirksworth 7 L Land at Middleton SHLAA26 9.46 151 HC2 (cc) 18/00741/OU

Road Quarry, 9 T

Wirksworth Land at Middle Peak SHLAA47 61.51 645** HC2 (dd)

Quarry, Wirksworth 3

The Firs, Wyaston SHLAA30 2.1 9 16/00340/OU 5 T 18/00699/RE M Mushroom Farm, SHLAA57 0.62 9 16/00587/FU

Rodsley Lane, 2 L

Yeaveley Dale Lodge, Darley SHLAA65 1.3 10 18/00960/FU Dale 5 L Totals: sites ha 11 allocated

*Development at this site will extend beyond 2033, assumed completion of circa 380 dwellings 2019-2033. **Development at this site will extend beyond 2033, assumed completion of circa 440 dwellings 2019-2033. ***Development at this site is recognised as not "deliverable" as defined by paragraph 5, Schedule 2 of the 2017 Brownfield Land Regulations as "there is no reasonable prospect that residential development will take place on the land within 5 years of the entry date". **** allows for the deduction of *. **. ***